In the list of switches below, the bold shading shows the abbreviations that can be used. In most cases, the abbreviation is simply enough characters to uniquely identify the switch.
Switch |
Function |
|---|---|
/1 |
Eliminate the directory and size information from the output. When combined with the /NATIVE switch, it produces just a list of filenames (file.ext), similar to the Unix ls -1 command. |
/ADATE |
Display last access date. |
/ATIME |
Display last access time. |
/BYTES |
Display file sizes in bytes rather than blocks. |
Display file "c date." |
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/CONTIGUOUS |
Display a "C" to identify "contiguous" files. Under A-Shell, this really just means the file is a multiple of 512 bytes. |
/CTIME |
Display file "c time". Usually used with /CDATE. See notes under CDATE for differences between the "c date" under Windows and Unix. |
/DATA |
Display complete filespecs. |
/ENCRYPTED |
For installations using A-Shell's Encrypted File System (EFS), display an 'E' next to files that are encrypted. For non-EFS systems, will display a '?' indicating that the encryption status is unknown. |
/ERSATZ |
Append the ersatz directory name (if applicable) to the the Dev:[p,pn] header for each directory group of files displayed. |
/FULL |
Same as +/H/CON/V. |
/HASH |
Display hash code. |
/HUMAN |
Display file sizes in bytes rather than blocks, and display in kilobytes (K), megabytes (M), or gigabytes (G) as appropriate. |
/KILL |
Delete and replace listfile. |
Change the default display layout to filename of <72 or less>.extension of <8 or fewer> characters. |
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/LT |
Sort by descending—newest to oldest—update date, in size update fspec format; similar to Unix ls -lt. |
/MEMREQ |
Memory required for program variable storage. |
/MAX:n |
Display only files with n or fewer blocks. |
/MIN:n |
Display only files with n or more blocks. |
/MAXDAYS:# |
Omit from the display any files that have been modified more than # days ago. |
/MINDAYS:# |
Omit from the display any files that have been modified less than # days ago. |
/MAXSECS:# |
Omit from the display any files that have been modified more than # seconds ago. |
/MINSECS:# |
Omit from the display any files that have been modified less than # seconds ago. |
Display files in the native format. |
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/NOFILES |
Omit filenames; just output totals. |
/PAGE |
Pause after each page of output. |
/SEXT |
Sort by ascending extensions. |
/SNAME |
Sort by ascending filenames. |
/SNODEV |
Remove primary sort on DEVICE; see SNOxxx. |
/SNOPPN |
Remove primary sort on DEVICE; see SNOxxx. |
/SRUDATE |
Sort by descending update dates. |
/SSIZE |
Sort by ascending file sizes. |
/SUDATE |
Sort by ascending update dates. |
/U |
Same as /UDATE /UTIME. |
/UDATE |
Display file update (last modified) dates. |
/UTIME |
Display file update (last modified) times. |
/VERSION |
Display file version if available. Also see VERSYS. |
/WARN |
Force DIR to display the message "Warning: skipping incompatible filespec" when applicable. This message was displayed by default (i.e., without the /WARN switch) in versions of DIR before 3.0(140). |
/WIDE:n |
Display in n columns. Default n=4. |
/? |
Write switch listing and usage info to the screen. |
