PPE said:
Besides, there already exists a program called tree.
Oh! I did not know that.
My system (Fedora core 1) does not have that program. Is there any
standard list of programs which are supposed to be present in a
distribution? Where can i get it from?
Regards,
V.Arun
On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 12:18, Arvind Narayanan wrote:
On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 07:47:15PM +0530, Sridhar R wrote:
Besides, there already exists a program called tree.
PPE said:
Hi,
In the process of learning to use/program under linux (still
learning...), i wrote a small utility to list the tree structure
of a given directory. I found it quite userful (as a linux newbie)
to visualise the directory structures of the OS and other apps in
my system.
That's an appreciated work. I think now you should look at some
of the scripting languages available like, 1. Perl
2. Python (search google for "why python esr" without quotes) 3.
Ruby
4. ... (even bash)
A scripting would have achieved this job with few lines of code
and few minutes of development ;)
$man tree
Tree is a recursive directory listing program that produces a depth
indented listing of files.
Arvind
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