2022年6月9日 · PowerShell is the modern replacement for CMD, and it just provides so much more, including aliases (with, as mentioned, ls built-in to some degree). Not to mention tab-completion, modern script syntax, etc., etc. I'd also recommend Windows Subsystem for Linux, since you could run the "real" ls command (including the handy -h flag). That would ...

2017年9月10日 · C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuWin32\bin\ls.exe. But as suggested by Shanmugam, the reason unix commands run in the Windows command line, cmd, might be that you have GitBash installed. If so, when ls runs from the command line, a likely source is C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\ls.exe.

In Unix, ls */bin/Debug would just give me a list of all the stuff in DirA/bin/Debug, and show me the fact that DirB/bin/Debug is empty. I've tried different contortions in the cmd shell, but keep winding up with stuff like: > dir *\bin\Debug The filename, directory name, or …

2016年4月16日 · I managed to overwrite /bin/ls so that it was an empty file, and didn't return anything anymore for any directory. I figured it out by running: stat --printf="%s" /bin/ls that showed 0 bytes. All other commands worked still ok. I restored the command by copying (scp) it from another server with similar Linux version.

2011年11月9日 · For OS X, it looks like the best you get is: ls -l -T From the ls(1) manpage on 10.10.5:-T When used with the -l (lowercase letter ``ell'') option, display complete time information for the file, including month, day, hour, minute, second, and year.

2009年4月9日 · ls -at For don't ignore entries starting with . and reverse sort by date (oldest first): ls -art For don't ignore entries starting with ., use a long listing format and sort by date (newest first): ls -alt For print human readable sizes, don't ignore entries starting with ., use a long listing format and sort by date (newest first ...

Aside from directory navigation, you can create a foo.cmd somewhere on your PATH and it can act much as an alias. Remember, unlike Linux/OSX shells, cmd files can affect environment variables and the session, without needing to source them. I have a cdbin.cmd to navigate me, for example: d: cd \home\bin And this is a pseudo-grep grep.cmd ...

This is especially handy on OS X, e.g., to capture a list of files sorted by creation date (oldest to newest), the ls command is ls -t -U -r. Share Improve this answer

2014年10月19日 · It looks like Royi and Pacerier might be in Powershell prompts? When I open up a cmd.exe it works as advertised (and doesn't work in, eg, a VS Code Powershell terminal). More info. cmd /r dir /a is a neat workaround. –

example: ls=ls --color=auto $* Supports arbitrary commands (e.g. custom welcome prompt, etc.) See this QA for details How to set an alias in Windows Command Line?