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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Navigating directories with * / . and .. Post 302758315 by bloodrule on Friday 18th of January 2013 10:53:32 PM
Old 01-18-2013
Navigating directories with * / . and ..

I would be very happy (after a lot of fruitless searching) if someone could explain the meaning of these variations on the ls command:

ls */
ls */.
ls */./

I understand the basic use of ls already eg ls -al but am wanting to list from different points in the file structure without having to leave the directory I am in and my experimenting has left me confused.

Also in the examples above what is the correct term for the characters after the "ls"? Are they correctly called operators? Or is that the wrong term?

Thanks.
 

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SRU::Response::Term(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				  SRU::Response::Term(3pm)

NAME
SRU::Response::Term - A class for representing terms in a Scan response SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
A SRU::Response::Term object bundles up information about a single term contained in a SRU::Response::Scan object. A scan object can contain multiple term objects. METHODS
new() THe constructor which you must at least pass the value parameter: my $term = SRU::Response::Term->new( term => "Foo Fighter" ); In addition you can pass the numberOfRecords, displayTerm, whereInList, and extraTermData parameters, or set them separately with their accessors. value() The term exactly as it appears in the index. This term should be able to be sent in a query as is to retrieve the records it derives from. numberOfRecords() The number of records which would be matched if the index in the request's scanClause was searched with the term in the 'value' field. displayTerm() A string to display to the end user in place of the term itself. For example this might add back in stopwords which do not appear in the index, or diacritics which have been normalised. whereInList() A flag to indicate the position of the term within the complete term list. It must be one of the following values: 'first' (the first term), 'last' (the last term), 'only' (the only term) or 'inner' (any other term). extraTermData() Additional profile specific information. More details are available in the extensions section. asXML() perl v5.12.4 2009-11-20 SRU::Response::Term(3pm)
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