Chocolatey - Windows Package Manager

Re:Chocolatey - Windows Package Manager by xpaulbettsx on Sunday October 09, 2011 @09:15PM (#3091876)

Here's an example, find all files recursively that are over 100k

    ls -r | ?{$_.Length > 100*1024}

Doing this in Bash or CMD would be annoying (certainly doable though!), especially the recursive part.

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Re:Chocolatey - Windows Package Manager by gvb on Sunday October 09, 2011 @09:21PM (#3091892)

  find . -size +100k

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Re:Chocolatey - Windows Package Manager by xpaulbettsx on Monday October 10, 2011 @02:20PM (#3095071)

I stand corrected :) I certainly don't want to start a "which is better" argument, just trying to give an example of something interesting in PSh

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Re:Chocolatey - Windows Package Manager by burgerbrain on Sunday October 09, 2011 @10:14PM (#3091991)

'ls' has -R too, if you really want to do it like that.

Of course, that form in Unix would not be suggested, because there are other far better (readable/concise) ways of doing that. (like the 'find' one someone else just gave you).

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