ls
Displays information and contents of file(s) or directories.
Syntax
ls(f)
R = ls(...)
R = ls(options, filenames)
Inputs
- options
- System dependent argument for specifying a directory listing. On Windows operating systems, options correspond to the syntax of the dir system command. On Linux and Unix operating systems, options corresponds to the syntax of the ls system command.
- filenames
- Optional path to file(s) or directories. Path(s) may contain wildcard characters. If no path is specified, the contents of the current working directory are listed.
Outputs
- R (optional)
- Optional output variable which returns the contents of the path(s) as a string.
Examples
ls
Directory [C:\Files\Examples]
[.]
[..]
File_1.pdf
Example.pdf
...
Textfile.txt
17 File(s)
2 Dir(s)
R = ls('C:\Files\Examples\*File*')
R = Directory [C:\Files\Examples]
File_1.pdf
1 File(s)
0 Dir(s)