"Linux Command"--(1) File directory Operations Command

File Directory Operations Command
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LS cd pwd mkdir RM rmdir mv CP Touch Cat nl more less head tail
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ls [options] [directory] View directory information
Reference: http://www.cnblogs.com/peida/archive/2012/10/23/2734829.html
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Ls-c arranged by time from near
Ls-c-lt by Time, and show time
LS-C-L display time, sorted by file name
Ls-c by file name
Ls-i the inode number of the printed file
LS-SI/S lists the size of the file, in 1000-byte units
LS-L listing all information about a file
LS-M output formats separated by colons
LS-R reverse Order
Ls-r List all subdirectories
Ls-s by file size from large to small
Ls-u-t Sort by access time
Ls-u output by File system original order
Ls-v Sort by version
Ls-1 Show only one file per line
LS--version display version information and leave
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Show details for all files
LS-RL [File path]


List details of directories beginning with D
Ls-l d*


List Sub-directories
ls-f [directory path] |grep/$


Listing sub-directories for more information
ls-l [Directory path] |grep "^d"


List the files that begin with D, and the sooner they are in the back.
Ls-ltr d*


Calculates the current file sibling directory number
Ls-l * |grep "^d" |wc-l


Calculates the current directory sibling file count
Ls-l * |grep "^-" |wc-l


List absolute paths to files
LS |sed "s:^: ' pwd '/:"


Lists the absolute paths of all files in the current directory, not recursion
Find $PWD maxdepth 1|xargs ls-l
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. It starts with a hidden file.
. Represents the current directory
.. Represents the parent directory

"Linux Command"--(1) File directory Operations Command