How do I get files found by command-line 'find' ordered by modification date in OS X?
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Using the Mac OS X Terminal, how do I write a command that orders results by modification date (most recent first)? There are similar questions already, but they refer to GNU and POSIX, but I do not know whether Mac OS X is GNU or POSIX or something else.
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OS X is fully POSIX compliant. Something like that should do: Some notes: The option in will sort by . is used to pass the filenames as an argument to . Note that you have to use in and in if you have files with spaces in their names. Also, the maxi…
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