Say I want to copy some folders from find /40/AD/GWAS_data/Source_Plink/2021_ADGC_EOAD -name "plink_data*"
which has these folders:
/40/AD/GWAS_data/Source_Plink/2021_ADGC_EOAD/ADGC_NHW/ADNI/TOPMEDr2/vcffile/plink_data
/40/AD/GWAS_data/Source_Plink/2021_ADGC_EOAD/ADGC_ASIAN/BIOCARD/TOPMEDr2/vcffile/plink_data
into /40/AD/GWAS_data/Source_Plink/2021_ADGC_EOAD/NEW_DIR/
, but I want the new directory to have :
/40/AD/GWAS_data/Source_Plink/2021_ADGC_EOAD/NEW_DIR/ADGC_NHW/ADNI/TOPMEDr2/vcffile/plink_data
/40/AD/GWAS_data/Source_Plink/2021_ADGC_EOAD/NEW_DIR/ADGC_ASIAN/BIOCARD/TOPMEDr2/vcffile/plink_data
I tried this but it copies the whole path: find /40/AD/GWAS_data/Source_Plink/2021_ADGC_EOAD -name "plink_data*" -exec cp --parents {} /target \;
How do I go about doing it? Thanks!
UPDATE: I resorted to using a loop
for line in $(find . -name "*plink_data*"); do
new_FOLD="$(echo $line| cut -d"." -f2-)"
mkdir -p "NEW_DIR/${new_FOLD}"
mv/cp $line "NEW_DIR/${new_FOLD}"
done
CodePudding user response:
I suggest:
cd /40/AD/GWAS_data/Source_Plink/2021_ADGC_EOAD
mkdir -p NEW_DIR
find . -name "plink_data" -not -path "./NEW_DIR/*" -exec cp --parent {} NEW_DIR \;