Bash scripting: Find all filetypes and paths

bash, directory, linux, search

Solution

Assuming a GNU find (which is not unreasonable) you can do this using just find:

find /path -type f -name '*.ext' -exec my_cool_script \{\} \;

Problem

Using Bash, how can you traverse folders within specified folder, find all files of specified file type, and every time you find a file, get full file path with file name and full file path without file name as a variables and pass them to another Bash script, execute it, and continue searching for the next file?

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