I am currently learning to use awk myself but i think a silmple
$ ls -all -F | grep /$ | awk -F/ '{print $8}'
^^^
sets the seperator to / instead of whitespace. if this doesnt work try
$ ls -all -F | grep /$ | awk '{print $8}'|awk -F/ '{print $1}'
and that should about do it off the top of my head,
At 13:44 29/06/00 +0000, Andrew Kae wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to list all the directories in a directory and put it into a file.
So far I have :
$ ls -all -F | grep /$ | awk '{print $8}'
./
../
.netscape/
mail/
which almost gives me what i want but i need to get rid of that / at the
end, can someone help me out?
If anyone has an easier way, can you let me know?
Thanks
PS. I feel a little embarrased asking such a simple question but o well =)
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