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I am trying to write a file with format – “id file_absolute_path” which basically lists down all the files recursively in a folder and give an identifier to each file listed like 1,2,3,4.
I can get the absolute path of the files recursively using the following command:
ls -d -1 $PWD/**/*/*
However, I am unable to give an identifier from the output of the ls command. I am sure this can be done using awk, but can’t seem to solve it.
Pipe the output through
cat -n.