lvc@cbnews.ATT.COM (Lawrence V. Cipriani) (05/13/89)
On a related note, one thing I find irksome about the SYSV ls is that: $ ls -Rld is the same as: $ ls -ld I would like a recursive "ls -ld" this way instead of using: $ find . -type | xargs ls -ld What I find even more irksome is that the -R option is there in the first place! If you have to put it in, at least get it right! -- Larry Cipriani, att!cbnews!lvc or lvc@cbnews.att.com "Life is not a seminar." -- Thomas Sowell
guy@auspex.auspex.com (Guy Harris) (05/13/89)
>What I find even more irksome is that the -R option is there in the first >place! If you have to put it in, at least get it right! The BSD version does it the same way; I tried compiling the vanilla 4.3BSD version (just in case it was changed in SunOS, although I didn't remember it being so changed), and it also treats "ls -Rld" just like "ls -ld".