>the littlest things will drive you mad. Trivial example: say you use > > dir/s *.py > >today to find all the .py files in the subtree rooted at the current >directory. You're not going to *believe* the hoops you have to jump through >to get that done under a Unix shell instead. Find all .py files in the subtree at the current directory: % find . -name "*.py" -print Find all .py files in the subtree at the current directory, which also contain the word "import": % find . -name "*.py" -exec grep import {} \; -print C//
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