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I’ve been working with a regex that finds the directories from a ‘ls -lF’:
sed -n '/\/$/p'
Now, I want this to work with NOT directories (i.e. files, but not symlinks). How should I do it?
As in many places in Unix, ! negates a test. Or maybe you’re familiar with
-vnegation in thegrepfamily of tools.IHTH