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List [(dir | pattern | filename)] [ PAT (pattern)] [KEYS] [DATES]
[NODATES] [TO (name)] [SUB (string)] [SINCE (date)] [UPTO (date)]
[QUICK] [BLOCK] [NOHEAD] [FILES] [DIRS] [LFORMAT (string)] [ALL]
DIR/M,P=PAT/K,KEYS/S,DATES/S,NODATES/S,TO/K,SUB/K,SINCE/K,UPTO/K,QUICK/S,BLOCK/S,NOHEAD/S,FILES/S,DIRS/S,LFORMAT/K,ALL/S
Lists detailed information about the files and directories in the
current directory or in the directory specified by DIR.
The information for each file or directory is presented on a separate
line, containing the following information:
name
size (in bytes)
protection bits
date and time
DIR -- The directory to list. If left out, the current
directory will be listed.
PAT -- Display only files matching 'string'
KEYS -- Display the block number of each file or directory
DATES -- Always display the full modification date of files
and directories instead of a day name.
NODATES -- Don't display dates
TO (name) -- Write the listing to a file instead of stdout
SUB (string) -- Display only files, a substring of which matches
the substring 'string'
SINCE (date) -- Display only files newer than 'date'
UPTO (date) -- Display only files older than 'date'
QUICK -- Display only the names of files
BLOCK -- File sizes are in blocks of 512 bytes
NOHEAD -- Don't print any header information
FILES -- Display files only
DIRS -- Display directories only
LFORMAT -- Specify the list output in printf-style
ALL -- List the contents of directories recursively
The following attributes of the LFORMAT strings are available
%A -- file attributes
%B -- size of file in blocks rather than bytes
%C -- file comment
%D -- modification date
%E -- file extension
%F -- absolute file path, with volume label
%K -- file key block number
%L -- size of file in bytes
%M -- file name without extension
%N -- file name
%P -- file path
%S -- superseded by %N and %P; obsolete
%T -- modification time
Additionally, the following modifiers, each optional, can be used,
in this order, following the % character:
left-justify -- minus sign
field width minimum -- value
value width maximum -- dot value
Value width maximum is not available for all numeric fields.
Standard DOS return codes.
1> List C:
Directory "c:" on Wednesday 12/18/14:
Assign 6548 ---rwed Saturday 01:12:16
Copy 17772 ---rwed Saturday 01:12:24
AddBuffers 5268 ---rwed Saturday 01:14:46
Avail 8980 ---rwed Saturday 01:14:51
Delete 8756 ---rwed Saturday 01:14:59
Install 13024 ---rwed Saturday 01:15:09
List 20228 ---rwed Today 12:06:38
Which 7840 ---rwed Saturday 01:16:09
8 file - 167 blocks used
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1> List C: lformat "[%10.5M] -- >%-4b<"
[ Assig] -- >13 <
[ Copy] -- >35 <
[ AddBu] -- >11 <
[ Avail] -- >18 <
[ Delet] -- >18 <
[ Insta] -- >26 <
[ List] -- >40 <
[ Which] -- >16 <
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