Using UNIX find to generate TAGS files when the $CWD contains a space or special character
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The following UNIX one-liner looks for Python files below the CWD and adds them to a TAGS file for Emacs (or we could do the same with Ctags).
find . -name *.py -print | xargs etags
This breaks if the CWD has a space or other unusual character in its name. -print0 or -ls don't seem to help, in spite of what man find says. Is there a neat way around this?
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