LF(1): list files
USAGE
usage: lf [-Dgu] {file}
-D: debug
-g: get contents
-u: unix IO
DESCRIPTION
Lf lists files into standard output. This means that lf sends their directory entries to the standard output channel. Under flag-g it
sends not just the file metadata, but also the file data. Further
commands in the command line pipe-line may be used to actually print
the listed files in the desired format, or to apply any other
operation to them.
EXAMPLES
List files in the home directory:
; lf $home,1 | pf
/zx/usr/nemo
/zx/usr/nemo/acme
/zx/usr/nemo/bin
...
Or
; lf -u $home,1
Long listing:
; lf | pf -l
Copy all files at /tmp:
; lf -g , | pf -o /tmp -w
List all files with names ending in .go at
the tree where we are:
lf -u ,~*.go
List all files in /bin or
/cin with names starting with
zx:
lf '/,path~/[bc]in/zx*' | pf
SOURCE
/zx/sys/src/clive/cmd/lf
SEE ALSO
- pf(1), print files
from input
