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- XDIR - An extended directory listing program
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-
- by
- Robert Heller
-
-
- Synopis:
- XDIR [flags] [files] [>outfile]
-
- The flags are zero or more of the following:
-
- -r reverse sort. Normally XDIR generates an assending
- alphabetic listing. This flag causes XDIR to generate
- a dessending alphabetic listing.
- -cN columns. This flag set the number of file columns to
- use. The default is 5. If the -s, -a, -f, -to or
- both -h- and -tr- flags are selected, XDIR prints a single
- file per line and ignores this flag.
- -s size. This flag selects size infomation to be
- displayed in kilobytes and directory entries. The number
- of kilobytes is adjusted to include unused, but allocated
- space.
- -a attributes. This flag selects attribute information
- to be displayed.
- -f full. Same as specifing both -s and -a.
- -to total. This flag causes just the totals to be
- displayed. The file names are not listed.
- -tr+ trailer on.
- -tr- trailer off. These flags enable (+) or disable (-)
- the trailers.
- -h+ header on.
- -h- header off. These flags enable (+) or disable (-)
- the headers. If both the headers and trailers are
- disabled, XDIR prints the file names one per line as
- full file specifications (including the user number in
- brackets at the end) - this is usefull for generating
- submit files, etc.
-
- There can be zero or more file names specified. XDIR
- fills in missing file names and file types with "*". It uses the
- current drive unless overridden. Will take an "*" as a drive -
- this means ALL logged in drives. File names can have a trailing
- user number in brackets (`[n]') or a wild carded user number
- (`[*]').
-
- The output can be redirected with the `>' command line character.
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