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is LS a fixed length? I want to use cut -c#-# to isolate filename.
-rw-r--r-- 1 fxpbftp fusion 368 Jun 10 08:34 FX_1.11840235236594E12.111234236809956
If I have a long list of files that look like this (they al begni with FX_1.#######.####) Sometimes, there may be less numbers or more in the filename, that varies. I wish to isolate just the filename from this LS... how would that look like? do I use ls -al | cut -c#-# ? Is the LS always a fixed length (up to the filename)? |
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