ls - print contents of current working directory
ls -> -
There's only one usage:
ls -> see contents of current working directory
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.
-
This is in fact not much more than a wrapper to FileNames,
in addition using a regex to filter out ".anything" files.
Hehl
Oct 12th 1999
/var/www/debian/nest/nest-simulator-2.20.0/lib/sli/filesystem.sli