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00000ls
00701060030NAME OF INPUT FILE(S)/DIRECTORY(S):
01703060001LIST NAMES BEGINNING WITH "." [-a] (y/n):
02705060001LIST DIRECTORY NAME ONLY, NOT ITS CONTENTS [-d] (y/n):
03707060001LIST IN LONG FORMAT [-l] (y/n):
04709060001MULTI-COLUMN WITH ENTRIES SORTED VERTICALLY [-C] (y/n):
05711060001MULTI-COLUMN WITH ENTRIES SORTED HORIZONTALLY [-x] (y/n):
06713060001APPEND "/" FOR DIRECTORIES, "*" FOR EXECUTABLE FILES [-F] (y/n):
07715060001APPEND "/" FOR DIRECTORIES [-p] (y/n):
08717060030ADDITIONS TO THE COMMAND LINE:

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03001l
04001C
05001x
06001F
07001p
08032-


ls lists contents of a directory or directories, and can give detailed
information about each listed file.  This is the command form for the
typical usage of 'ls.'  There is also a complete command form which
provides all of the 'ls' options.  To save the output in a file,
use the COMMAND LINE ADDITIONS field to redirect the output to a file.

00List any number of file or directory names here.
If you leave this blank, the current directory is listed.
01This option lists "." files.  For example, ".profile" is not
normally listed.  If you use the -a option, ".profile" will be
listed.  This option is overridden by the -d option.  You 
should not use them together. [-a]
02If an argument is a directory, this option lists
only its name, not its contents.  It is often
used with -l to get the status of a directory. 
This option overrides the -a option.  You should
not use -a if you are using this option. [-d]
03This option lists for each file:  access permissions, number of links,
owner, group, size in bytes, and time of last modification.  It is
incompatible with the -c and -x options and should not be used with
them.  [-l]
04This option lists output in columns regardless of whether
sorting was alphabetic or chronological.  It is incompatible
with the -l and -x options and should not be used with them.  [-C]
05This option lists output in rows regardless of whether
sorting was alphabetic or chronological.  It is incompatible
with the -C and -l options and should not be used with them.  [-x]
06This option provides a convenient way to obtain some
basic file information, such as which items are
directories or which files are executable, without
using the long format.  This option is incompatible
with the -p option and should not be used with it. [-F]
07This option provides a convenient way to find directories
without using the long format.  It is incompatible with
the -F option and should not be used with it. [-p]
08ASSIST appends anything you type here to the command line.  
You can use this field for "piping," "redirection," or to execute 
a command in the "background."  However, since ASSIST does not perform 
any error checking on this field, you should  use it with caution.

0102
0201
030405
040305
050403
0607
0706


010348n
020561n
030738n
040962n
051164n
061371n
071545n

0014
0104yYnN
0105
0204yYnN
0205
0304yYnN
0305
0404yYnN
0405
0504yYnN
0505
0604yYnN
0605
0704yYnN
0705


001110
010001y-aY-anN
020001y-dY-dnN
030001y-lY-lnN
040001y-CY-CnN
050001y-xY-xnN
060001y-FY-FnN
070001y-pY-pnN
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