LS Sort output file list by time

LS Sort output file list by time

First, LS--help looks at LS-related parameters related to time sequencing:

> ls--help|grep-e "Time|sort"

If you do not specify any of the options for-cftusux or--sort, sort by letter size.

-C mate-lt: Sorts and displays CTime according to CTime (file

Mate-L: Show CTime but sort by name

Otherwise: Sort by ctime

-F do not sort, enable-au, disable-lst

--full-time like-l--time-style=full-iso

-R,--reverse reverse order while sorting

-s sort by file size

--sort=word extension-x, None-u, Size-s, Time-t,

Version-v, Status-c, Time-t, Atime-u,

--time=word with-l, Show time as WORD instead of modification

Time:atime, access, use, ctime or status; Use

Specified time as sort key if--sort=time

--time-style=style with-l, show times using style style:

-t Sort by modification time

You can see the-C by creation time CTime sort,-t by the modified time Mtime sort, by default is the most recent file in front,-R can be sorted in reverse order, near the nearest file,--sort=word can be ordered ordering key values.

Common combinations are as follows:

> Ls-alt # Sort by modified time

> LS--sort=time-la # equivalent to > Ls-alt

> Ls-alc # Sort by creation time

> Ls-alu # Sort by access time

# All above can be sorted in reverse order using-R

> LS-ALRT # Sort by modified time

> LS--SORT=TIME-LRA # equivalent to > LS-ALRT

> LS-ALRC # Sort by creation time

> Ls-alru # Sort by access time

# You can also find files of the specified type, and then specify sort by Time

> Find. -name *.php|xargs Ls-alt

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LS Sort output file list by time