[SOLVED] How to check if any directories exist, except a certain one ?

[rmcban]

So, I need to find if, in a folder any directories exist, except a certain one named "mes croquis".
What I am trying to say, is that the re already is a directory named "my croquis", which I have to ignore. IF any other directory appears, I have to archive them.
I got everything so far, except the starting condition.
In other terms , I am lookign for something like this:

IF anyDir EXIST AND name != "mes croquis"
do something
else
exit

or
IF THE ONLY EXISTING DIR IS "mes croquis" then EXIT

I am kinda puzzled by this, I tried various combinations of [-d something ], find but nothing quite does it.

Any ideas ?

thanks in advance,
rmcb

[rmcban]

This is what I've got so far that is closest to something functional:

source="/home/roderick/Bureau/"
anyDirs=`find $source* -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -name 'mes croquis'` 

if [ -n "$anyDirs" ]; then 
	echo no dirs exit now 
else 
	echo go ahead 
fi

Nevertheless, it still does not work.

[rmcban]

Ok, I got it working now:

[ -s `find $source* -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -name 'mes croquis'`  ] && exit