How to break leading "./" in unix "find"?

Question

find . -type f -print 

displays

 ./file1 ./file2 ./file3 

Any way to print

 file1 file2 file3 

?

Answer 1

If they are only in the current directory

find * -type f -print

Is this what you want?

Answer 2

Find only regular files in the current directory and print them without the prefix " ./ ":

 find -type f -printf '%P\n' 

From a human search, the description of the -printf format:

% P The name of the file with the name of the command line argument in which it was deleted.

Answer 3

Use sed

 find . | sed "s|^\./||" 

Answer 4

it may be shorter

 find * -type f