find [options] [<search-base>]
Display help.
Include files whose name (excluding path) matches the given pattern (according to TDesC::MatchF).
Search for files whose path (including filename) matches the given pattern (according to TDesC::MatchF). If the path starts with a wildcarded drive (ie "?:\") then all drives are searched in standard search order (Y: through A: then Z:), and the search-base argument is ignored. Wildcards are only allowed in the drive letter and in the name (if given). Specifying a name on the end of the path is equivalent to using the --name option.
Currently paths starting "?:\" are the only ones supported; any other --path argument will be ignored.
Print only the first match, without terminating newline. Useful in scripts for piping to export -s.
The directory to base the search in. Defaults to . if not specified. [filename]
Search for files.
Searches the file system for files or directories matching the given conditions. For example...
find . --name *.ini
...to find all files in the current directory (including subdirectories) whose names end with .ini. The results are printed to stdout.
find --one --path ?:\sys\bin\fshell.exe
...to find the path to fshell.exe
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