Command: ls

Name:
ls - print contents of current working directory

Synopsis:
ls -> -

Description:
Prints the contents of the working directory on stdout. Don't mess it up with UNIX ls, this is POSIX. No parameters can be set like -l, -a ! Any files starting with a . are NOT shown by default. Use FileNames if you need them.

Parameters:
-

Examples:
There's only one usage: ls -> see contents of current working directory

Bugs:

Author:
Hehl

FirstVersion:
Oct 12th 1999

Remarks:
This is in fact not much more than a wrapper to FileNames, in addition using a regex to filter out ".anything" files.
SeeAlso: FileNames SetDirectory Directory MakeDirectory RemoveDirectory cd

Source:
/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/nest-2.4.1/lib/sli/filesystem.sli

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Name:	ls - print contents of current working directory
Synopsis:	ls -> -
Description:	Prints the contents of the working directory on stdout. Don't mess it up with UNIX ls, this is POSIX. No parameters can be set like -l, -a ! Any files starting with a . are NOT shown by default. Use FileNames if you need them.
Parameters:	-
Examples:	There's only one usage: ls -> see contents of current working directory
Bugs:
Author:	Hehl
FirstVersion:	Oct 12th 1999
Remarks:	This is in fact not much more than a wrapper to FileNames, in addition using a regex to filter out ".anything" files.
SeeAlso:	`FileNames` `SetDirectory` `Directory` `MakeDirectory` `RemoveDirectory` `cd`
Source:	/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/nest-2.4.1/lib/sli/filesystem.sli