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In the directory below I want the list of files nested inside numbered directories at depth 1, which in this case are 6 to 11.



$ ls *
1.org 2.MOV 3.MOV 4-1.MOV 5-1.mp4 5-2.MOV 5-2.org~ 9-2.MOV
1.org~ 2.org 3.org 4-1.org 5-1.org 5-2.org 9-1.MOV

10:
10.mp4

11:
11.MOV

6:
6.mp4

7:
7.MOV

8:
8.MOV


For example, I want 6.mp4 to be returned, not 2.MOV. First attempt (I know it is imperfect as it leaves out 10 11). I tried using depth but there a positional problems.



$ find . -type f -path [^0-9]/* 
./11/11.MOV
./5-1.mp4
./5-1.org
./4-1.MOV
./10/10.mp4
./7/7.MOV
./2.org
./3.org
./2.MOV
./5-2.org
./3.MOV
./5-2.org~
./5-2.MOV
./1.org
./1.org~
./8/8.MOV
./4-1.org
./9-2.MOV
./9-1.MOV
./6/6.mp4








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    In the directory below I want the list of files nested inside numbered directories at depth 1, which in this case are 6 to 11.



    $ ls *
    1.org 2.MOV 3.MOV 4-1.MOV 5-1.mp4 5-2.MOV 5-2.org~ 9-2.MOV
    1.org~ 2.org 3.org 4-1.org 5-1.org 5-2.org 9-1.MOV

    10:
    10.mp4

    11:
    11.MOV

    6:
    6.mp4

    7:
    7.MOV

    8:
    8.MOV


    For example, I want 6.mp4 to be returned, not 2.MOV. First attempt (I know it is imperfect as it leaves out 10 11). I tried using depth but there a positional problems.



    $ find . -type f -path [^0-9]/* 
    ./11/11.MOV
    ./5-1.mp4
    ./5-1.org
    ./4-1.MOV
    ./10/10.mp4
    ./7/7.MOV
    ./2.org
    ./3.org
    ./2.MOV
    ./5-2.org
    ./3.MOV
    ./5-2.org~
    ./5-2.MOV
    ./1.org
    ./1.org~
    ./8/8.MOV
    ./4-1.org
    ./9-2.MOV
    ./9-1.MOV
    ./6/6.mp4








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      In the directory below I want the list of files nested inside numbered directories at depth 1, which in this case are 6 to 11.



      $ ls *
      1.org 2.MOV 3.MOV 4-1.MOV 5-1.mp4 5-2.MOV 5-2.org~ 9-2.MOV
      1.org~ 2.org 3.org 4-1.org 5-1.org 5-2.org 9-1.MOV

      10:
      10.mp4

      11:
      11.MOV

      6:
      6.mp4

      7:
      7.MOV

      8:
      8.MOV


      For example, I want 6.mp4 to be returned, not 2.MOV. First attempt (I know it is imperfect as it leaves out 10 11). I tried using depth but there a positional problems.



      $ find . -type f -path [^0-9]/* 
      ./11/11.MOV
      ./5-1.mp4
      ./5-1.org
      ./4-1.MOV
      ./10/10.mp4
      ./7/7.MOV
      ./2.org
      ./3.org
      ./2.MOV
      ./5-2.org
      ./3.MOV
      ./5-2.org~
      ./5-2.MOV
      ./1.org
      ./1.org~
      ./8/8.MOV
      ./4-1.org
      ./9-2.MOV
      ./9-1.MOV
      ./6/6.mp4








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      In the directory below I want the list of files nested inside numbered directories at depth 1, which in this case are 6 to 11.



      $ ls *
      1.org 2.MOV 3.MOV 4-1.MOV 5-1.mp4 5-2.MOV 5-2.org~ 9-2.MOV
      1.org~ 2.org 3.org 4-1.org 5-1.org 5-2.org 9-1.MOV

      10:
      10.mp4

      11:
      11.MOV

      6:
      6.mp4

      7:
      7.MOV

      8:
      8.MOV


      For example, I want 6.mp4 to be returned, not 2.MOV. First attempt (I know it is imperfect as it leaves out 10 11). I tried using depth but there a positional problems.



      $ find . -type f -path [^0-9]/* 
      ./11/11.MOV
      ./5-1.mp4
      ./5-1.org
      ./4-1.MOV
      ./10/10.mp4
      ./7/7.MOV
      ./2.org
      ./3.org
      ./2.MOV
      ./5-2.org
      ./3.MOV
      ./5-2.org~
      ./5-2.MOV
      ./1.org
      ./1.org~
      ./8/8.MOV
      ./4-1.org
      ./9-2.MOV
      ./9-1.MOV
      ./6/6.mp4






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