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ls
ls
| Synopsis | ||
| ls | [ <path> ... ] | list files and directories |
| Details | ||
| The ls command lists the files and/or directories given by the <path> arguments. If no arguments are provided, the current directory is listed. | ||
| Bugs | ||
| The current output format for 'ls' does not clearly distinguish between an argument that is a file and one that is a directory. A format that looks more like the output for UNIX 'ls' would be better. | ||
