When I run `ls -d1 *` I get all files
and directories that don't start with
dot, `ls -d1 */` gives me only
directories that don't start with dot. I
want to list all directories in the
current folder only, this might not be
the best command to do that but it
works. In my case the slashes do matter
as I'm using the output in a script.
I've added a pipe through sed to remove
the additional slash in my script but
I'm still curious why the output is
different.
Thanks
On 29/09/2011 15:36, Korek wrote:
1) Why are you doing */ ? the
slash is useless.
In case you would need to list
dirs starting with "V" you need only
`*ls -dl V**`
2) For linux, multiple slashes does
not matter - you can try `cd
//////home////////` and you will see.
Z
On 09/29/2011 08:04 AM,
i...@whywouldwe.com wrote:
When I do `ls -d1 */` on my mac I get
dir1/
dir2/
but on an Ubuntu server (fish installed
via apt-get) I get
dir1//
dir2//
Does anyone know how to fix this? Or
even where the problem lies?
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