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Right now I'm calling the the following command ls -R
and am receiving an output like this:
.:
file.txt script.php
./dir:
file.txt other.java
Is it possible to get the output to look like this:
./file.txt ./script.php ./dir/file.txt ./dir/other.java
I've looked through the parameters of ls
and can't seem to find anything that will do what I want.
3Not a good idea once your filenames start having space characters in them. – Daniel Beck – 2011-05-29T12:42:57.157