Name: ls - print contents of current working directory

Synopsis:

ls -&gt; -


Examples:

There's only one usage: 
ls -&gt; see contents of current working directory


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:

-


Bugs:




Remarks:

This is in fact not much more than a wrapper to FileNames, 
in addition using a regex to filter out ".anything" files.


Author:

Hehl


FirstVersion:

Oct 12th 1999


SeeAlso:

FileNames
SetDirectory
Directory
MakeDirectory
RemoveDirectory
cd

Source:

/var/www/debian/nest/nest-simulator-2.20.0/lib/sli/filesystem.sli
