I have
IFS=$'\n' read -d '' -ra files < <(find / -name "*.lproj" ! -iname "En*" ! -name "Base*" -o -name "*@3x.png" -o -name "*@3x.jpg" -o -name "*@3x.3ds" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/*/iTunesArtwork" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/*/*/*[email protected]" -o -name "*~iphone*" ! -path "*/Kik.app/*" ! -path "*/fiverr.app/*" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/*/*/Library/Caches" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Documents/Flex/*.dat" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/*/*/tmp/*" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Documents/CyDown/*" -o -path "/private/var/db/stash/_.*/Applications/*/*[email protected]" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/*/*/Library/googleanalytics*" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/*/*/Library/*FlurryFiles" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Library/BatteryLife/Archives/*" -o -path "/private/var/tmp/*" -o -path "/private/var/lib/apt/lists/partial/*" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Library/Logs/*" -o -path "/private/var/logs/*" -o -path "/private/var/root/.bash_history" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Library/googleanalytics*" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/DiagnosticLogs/*" -o -path "/private/var/mobile/Library/Caches/*" ! -name "libactivator.plist" -o -iname "*.log" -o -iname "*.old" -o -iname "*.tmp")
du -hc "${files[@]}" 2>/dev/null | tail -1
rm -r "${files[@]}" >/dev/null 2>&1
And
find / -path "/path/to/location" -name '*@2x.png' | sed 's/@2x//' | xargs rm
The first one finds files with names and paths specified, counts the total size, then removes them. The second one finds all files ending in "@2x.png" then tries to remove "@2x.png" from the end and then delete the file.
So how might I combine these two commands into one find?
NOTE: there are direct paths and names (in the first command) that end in "@2x.png" that I do not want remove the "@2x.png" from. So I can't just combine them together. e.g (if they were just combined together) having [email protected] in the first command (meaning I would want to remove that exact name) would mean sed would remove the "@2x", which is not what I want to do.
Because I'm bad at explaining things: everything in the first command should have the exact name/path specified, and should not be modified by sed. Everything in the second command should be modified by sed, but I want to run only one find command for both.
Not positive I understand what you're trying to do, but if you still want the array to contain the same things in the first command, but the files from the second
find / \( -name "*.lproj" ... -iname "*.tmp" \) -print -o -path "/path/to/location" -name '*@2x.png' -exec bash -c 'echo rm "${1/\@2x/}"' bash {} \;
Note: Remove echo above to do actual rm. Also, note if files match the conditions for addition to the array and deletion, they will be added to the array but not deleted, per -o being short-circuit, if you want the opposite, replace the order.