Hi all
Can you say me where to find the tree utility (to print subdir contents)
for qnxrtp?
Tanx to all
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Davide Ancri <no.more.spam@nowhere.org> wrote:
Hi all
Can you say me where to find the tree utility (to print subdir contents)
for qnxrtp?
Sure, right here:
find . -type f -ls
Cheers,
-RK
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Hi all
Can you say me where to find the tree utility (to print subdir contents)
for qnxrtp?
ls -lR /
?
http://mama.indstate.edu/users/ice/tree/
I’d be willing to bet that it compiles right out of the box…any takers?
Kris
“Davide Ancri” <no.more.spam@nowhere.org> wrote in message
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Robert Krten wrote:
Can you say me where to find the tree utility (to print subdir
contents)
for qnxrtp?Sure, right here:
find . -type f -ls
Of course it works, but the result is not as clear as would be with the
tree utility I use under Linux…/------------------------------------------------------------
- Davide Ancri - Prisma Engineering
- & email = davidea at prisma dash eng dot it
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Kris Warkentin <kewarken@qnx.com> wrote:
didn’t know ‘tree’ was actually written by my buddy Steve (aka ‘ice’).
He’s been the sysadm for ‘mama’ for 10 years. time flies, still
remember we were in dr. ge’s C programming class.
frank
I’d be willing to bet that it compiles right out of the box…any takers?
Kris
“Davide Ancri” <> no.more.spam@nowhere.org> > wrote in message
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Robert Krten wrote:Can you say me where to find the tree utility (to print subdir
contents)
for qnxrtp?Sure, right here:
find . -type f -ls
Of course it works, but the result is not as clear as would be with the
tree utility I use under Linux…/------------------------------------------------------------
- Davide Ancri - Prisma Engineering
- & email = davidea at prisma dash eng dot it
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My public key can be found at
http://mama.indstate.edu/users/liug/key.txt
Try this:
###begin tree.sh
depth=0
recurse_tree() {
for file in * ; do
if [ -d $file ] ; then
i=0
while [ $i -lt $depth ] ; do
echo -n " "
i=$(($i+1))
done
echo $file
depth=$(($depth+1))
cd $file
recurse_tree
cd …
depth=$(($depth-1))
fi
done
}
recurse_tree
####end tree.sh
Cheers,
Kris
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Davide Ancri <> no.more.spam@nowhere.org> > ïèøåò â
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Hi allCan you say me where to find the tree utility (to print subdir contents)
for qnxrtp?ls -lR /
?
Robert Krten wrote:
Can you say me where to find the tree utility (to print subdir contents)
for qnxrtp?Sure, right here:
find . -type f -ls
Of course it works, but the result is not as clear as would be with the
tree utility I use under Linux…
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Kris Warkentin wrote:
http://mama.indstate.edu/users/ice/tree/
I’d be willing to bet that it compiles right out of the box…any takers?
Thanx Kris!
… and here’s the already-compiled, easy-to-use binary for all the
newsgroup!
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