2009/12/30 Pádraig Brady <[email protected]>: > On 31/12/09 02:30, Peng Yu wrote: >> >> On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 7:34 PM, Eric Blake<[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> LINK target >> >> I don't want the color of the link the same as the color of the >> target. I want the color of the link that points to a file different >> from the color of the link that points to a dir. I still want to tell >> that they are links, so I can not use the same color as their targets. > > I wouldn't be on for adding more color combinations to handle > cases like this. Perhaps a combination of "LINK target" with the > -F option would suffice. That would use the color of the target > while also distinguishing symlinks with an appended "@".
I'm not sure if you understand me correctly. I tried -F. It will append all the symlinks with '@' no matter whether they point to files or directories. I want to distinguish these two cases somehow whether by color or by appended symbol. But -F can help me distinguish the two case.
