Given a file path (e.g. /src/com/mot), how can I check whether mot exists, and create it if it doesn’t using Linux or shell scripting??
Given a file path (e.g. /src/com/mot ), how can I check whether mot exists,
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Given a file path (e.g. /src/com/mot), how can I check whether mot exists, and create it if it doesn’t using Linux or shell scripting??
With bash/sh/ksh, you can do:
For files, replace
-dwith-f, then you can do whatever operations you need on the non-existant file.