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You can use find . -type d or set IFS. IFS=' ' or IFS='\n' then reset it later. Perhaps store existing IFS in a variable so you can put it back
by LinuxBender 9y ago
You can use
find . -type d
or set IFS.
IFS='
'
or
IFS='\n'
then reset it later. Perhaps store existing IFS in a variable so you can put it back. The \n vs actual line feed has to do with an edge case in cygwin and dos files.