Linux Tree Command __linux

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Tree

function Description:Lists the contents of the directory in a tree chart.

Syntax:Tree [-aacddffgilnnpqstux][-i < template style >][-p < template style >][directory ...]

Supplementary Note:Executes the tree instruction, which lists all the files in the specified directory, including the files in the subdirectory.

Parameters:
-a displays all files and directories.
-a displays a tree chart instead of an ASCII character combination using Asni drawing characters.
-C adds color to the list of files and directories, making it easy to distinguish between various types.
-D Displays the directory name instead of the content.
-D lists the time the file or directory was changed.
-F Displays the full relative path name before each file or directory.
-F in executing files, directories, sockets, symbolic connections, pipe name names, each plus "*", "/", "=", "@", "|" Resolution
-G to list the group name of the file or directory, and the group identifier is displayed when there is no corresponding name.
-I does not list file or directory names in a ladder.
The-i< template style > does not display a file or directory name that conforms to the template style.
-l lists the original directory that the connection points to if it encounters a directory of a symbolic connection of a character.
-N does not add color to file and directory listings.
-N lists file and directory names directly, including control characters.
-p lists the permission flags.
-p< template Style > displays only file or directory names that conform to the template style.
-Q with "?" Number replaces the control character and lists the file and directory names.
-s lists the file or directory size.
-T is sorted by file and directory change times.
-U Lists the owner name of the file or directory, and the user ID is displayed when there is no corresponding name.
-X limits the scope to the existing file system, and if certain subdirectories under the specified directory reside on another file system, the subdirectory is excluded from the search scope.