ls - version 1.4 1995-04-05 This program can be freely distributed and used as long as it is not sold or made part of any commercial product. No responsibility is taken for the program, for its output, correctness etc. Use it on your own risk. If you want to be notified when (if?) new versions are released, send me an e-mail and I will add you to my mailing list. Comments, suggestions and bug reports can be sent to: olovsson@ce.chalmers.se Tomas Olovsson, Dept of Computer Engineering Chalmers University of Technology Gothenburg Sweden HISTORY: Ver 1.4: Better error messages on fatal I/O errors Fixed msg "GetFileSecurity failed" on non-NTFS filesystems Fixed output problem when ls runs into "Access denied" Minor fix with error messages when executed under Win95 Ver 1.3: Now only displays the owner's name on NTFS file systems Fixed illegal memory access when too many * are present Ver 1.2: Fixed illegal memory access problem under NT 3.5 Current dir sometimes listed when * or ? didn't match Now exits when too many files match * or ? Recognizes if invoked as ll and acts like ls -l Looks for options in environment variable LSFLAGS Exits on IO error during write (ls -lR / | head) Longer help text added for -h option Option -L (force lower case) only affects FAT file systems Option -I ignores case when files are sorted Options -g and -G added Ver 1.1: File globbing added / wild-cards allowed in search path "ls c:" now shows current directory on drive C A trailing "/" is accepted in file and directory arguments "-F" option fixed (it used to set the -g option...) No multiple error messages if GetFileSecurity fails "-1" option was broken (same for redirrected output) Total field added for "-l" option Ver 1.0: First public version. Released when I realized it could be useful to more people than me.