Bash: how to pipe each result of one command to another -


I want to calculate the number of lines from all files received Total The following commands:

  shell> Find -name * .info  

All .info files are nested in sub-directories so that I just can not:

  shell> ; Wc -l * .info  

I'm sure this should be in the performance of any Bash users, but I'm stuck!

Thanks

  wc -l search -name * .info ` 

If you just want to total, then use

  wc -l` Find. -name * .info` | Piping also works for:  xargs , and it is expected that the command line can be too long. 

  Find -name *. Info | Exgs wc -l  

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