[gentoo-user] copy a bunch of files...

[Mark Knecht]

Hi,
   Looking for a simple way to do a big copy at the command line. I
have a bunch of files (maybe 100 right now, but it will grow) that I
can find with locate and grep:

c2stable ~ # locate Correlation | grep Builder | grep csv
/home/mark/Builder/TF/TF.D-17M-2009_06-2010_11/Correlation/TF.D-17M-2009_06-2010_11-V1.csv
/home/mark/Builder/TF/TF.D-17M-2009_06-2010_11/Correlation/TF.D-17M-2009_06-2010_11-V2.csv
/home/mark/Builder/TF/TF.D-17M-2009_06-2010_11/Correlation/TF.D-17M-2009_06-2010_11-V3.csv
<SNIP>
/home/mark/Builder/TF/TF.D-31M-2009_06-2010_11/Correlation/TF.D-31M-2009_06-2010_11-V4.csv
/home/mark/Builder/TF/TF.D-31M-2009_06-2010_11/Correlation/TF.D-31M-2009_06-2010_11-V5.csv
c2stable ~ #

   I need to copy these files to a new directory
(~mark/CorrelationTests) where I will modify what's in them before
running correlation tests on the contents.

   How do I feed the output of the command above to cp at the command
line to get this done?

   I've been playing with things like while & read  but I can't get it right.

Thanks,
Mark