comparison level1/sys/dirsort.hp @ 1959:3d26c3a92170

Better format for 80 column screen
author robert
date Fri, 23 Dec 2005 00:06:35 +0000
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1 @DIRSORT 1 @DIRSORT
2 Syntax: dirsort [<path>] 2 Syntax: dirsort [<path>]
3 Default path is current directory . 3 Default path is current directory .
4 Dot names ., .., ..., etc. may be use and full or partial path names. 4 Dot names ., .., ..., etc. may be use and full or partial path names.
5 ex. dirsort graphics dirsort /dd/cmds dirsort ... 5 ex. dirsort graphics dirsort /dd/cmds dirsort ...
6 Usage : Sorts the contents of a directory placing all capitalized names first. 6 Usage : Sorts the contents of a directory placing all capitalized names first.
7 That will place subdirectories first if the convention of making 7 That will place subdirectories first if the convention of making
8 directory names upper case is followed. All deleted directory names 8 directory names upper case is followed. All deleted directory names
9 are placed invisibly placed at the end. That means new entries will 9 are placed invisibly placed at the end. That means new entries will
10 appear at the end of the directory list. 10 appear at the end of the directory list.