ls++ - colorized ls on steroids

ls++ [OPTION]... [FILE]...

TODO

Not known parameters will be passed through to ls, so to show hidden files, -a or -A might be added. See ls(1) for more information.

--pf    permissions, file
--psf   permissions, size, file
--tpf   time, permissions, file
--tpsf  time, permissions, size, file (default)
--ptsf  permissions, time, size, file

cpan Term::ExtendedColor
git clone git://github.com/trapd00r/ls--.git
cd ls--
perl Makefile.PL
make && su -c 'make install'

cp ls++.conf $HOME/.ls++.conf

cpan Term::ExtendedColor
git clone git://github.com/trapd00r/ls--.git
cd ls--
perl Makefile.PL
make && sudo 'make install'

cp ls++.conf $HOME/.ls++.conf

I wanted to re-arrange the ls output just like one can do with the -printf option to GNU find. Sadly, there are no -printf option available for ls, so I threw together a quick hack called 'pilsner' that did what I wanted and nothing more, nothing less. Not very useful to others.

Mattias Svanström crafted together the 'l' application which did basically the same thing but more elegant and with a nice twist; it calculated relative mtimes.

I really liked that idea, but there were a couple of annoyances, so I forked the project and added a configuration file, support for flags that'll control the different views and possibility to ignore as well as highlight specific files.

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Magnus Woldrich
CPAN ID: WOLDRICH
[email protected]
http://japh.se

Mattias Svanström

Gregory Sacre

Shelby Munsch - extensive macos work

Copyright 2010, 2011 the ls++ AUTHOR and CONTRIBUTORS as listed above.

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