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just found exa, looks really nice. thanks for making it.
it's -R and -T are useful. sometimes I need it to list all files/subdirs with the whole paths, and I haven't figure out how to do that in exa, can someone help? thanks.
e.g., here is my folder/file structure (displayed with tree .)
.
├── 1/
│ └── a
├── 2/
│ └── b
└── 3/
└── c
and I want to generate this listing.
1/a
2/b
3/c
the above is generated with fd -tf . note the full path relative to the current working directory is prepended. and I am thinking generating the absolute paths would also be useful.
exa -R gives me
1 2 3
./1:
a
./2:
b
./3:
c
which isn't very useful for piping and further processing.
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just found exa, looks really nice. thanks for making it.
it's
-R
and-T
are useful. sometimes I need it to list all files/subdirs with the whole paths, and I haven't figure out how to do that inexa
, can someone help? thanks.e.g., here is my folder/file structure (displayed with
tree .
)and I want to generate this listing.
the above is generated with
fd -tf .
note the full path relative to the current working directory is prepended. and I am thinking generating the absolute paths would also be useful.exa -R
gives mewhich isn't very useful for piping and further processing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: