On 4/27/20 7:36 AM, Jim Clark wrote:
> When I list a hard drive "ls -AR > list.txt" and import it into Libreoffice
> Calc, then break the lines using "text-to-columns", I am not able to
> perform a fixed format break so that the filenames are placed in their own
> column.
I can't reproduce the pro
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On 4/27/20 9:25 AM, Jim Clark wrote:
Greetings,
I found the ls command when used with a pattern does not search recursively.
ls -R *.pdf
only searches the current directory and not recursively.
You are forgetting that globs expand prior to invoking ls. What you
hav
Greetings,
When I list a hard drive "ls -AR > list.txt" and import it into Libreoffice
Calc, then break the lines using "text-to-columns", I am not able to
perform a fixed format break so that the filenames are placed in their own
column.
It seems like, when listing all subdirectories the largest
Greetings,
I found the ls command when used with a pattern does not search recursively.
ls -R *.pdf
only searches the current directory and not recursively.
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Thank you,
Jim Clark
