Wildcard filename processing in bash script

[ReesAcheson]

I am trying to write a bash script to operate on a list of files obtained from wildcard specified file spec. I envision thart each filename would be processed by a 2nd bash script, but with in the same script would be fine. I suspect it is simple and obvious but I have searched documents and while I find plenty of information, processing wildcard file specs has elluded me. As DOS batch command to do this would look like this:

for %%f in (*.wav) do wave2mp3 %%f

Each file name matching *.wav would be given to wave2mp3.bat as a parameter. How would I do this in bash?

[Rubberman]

for f [ in *.wav ] ; do wav2mp3 $f ; done

[ReesAcheson]

Thanks. It worked when I changed it to:

for f in [ *.wav ] ; do wav2mp3 $f ; done

[Rubberman]

As you see, it is very similar to the DOS batch version, just enough different to not work! . Glad to help. And FWIW, read the bash man pages. Most of this stuff is to be found there.