hls - list files in an HFS directory


SYNOPSIS

       hls [hfs-path]


DESCRIPTION

       hls displays the contents of an HFS directory. If an argu-
       ment is given, the specified directory  is  shown.  Other-
       wise, the current working directory is shown.

       The output is divided into columns:

            a  single  character:  f for a file or d for a direc-
            tory;

            the file type and creator codes as defined under  the
            Macintosh Operating System;

            the size of the file's resource fork in bytes;

            the size of the file's data fork in bytes;

            the  date  and  time of last modification to the file
            (or directory); and

            the name of the file (or directory).

       If any unprintable characters appear in the type, creator,
       or  filename fields, the offending characters are replaced
       by question marks (?).


SEE ALSO

       hfsutils(1), hcd(1), hpwd(1), hdir(1), hcopy(1)


FILES

       $HOME/.hcwd


BUGS

       An argument, if supplied, must  be  the  path  to  an  HFS
       directory;  it can't be a file. Neither can it glob-expand
       into more than one directory.

       The output format isn't very flexible.

       The modification date may be off by some number  of  hours
       depending on the time zone in which the HFS filesystem was
       written.


AUTHOR

       Robert Leslie <rob@mars.org>