[scott2500uk]

Im trying to list just the directories in my current working dir.

my directory structure as follows:

Code:

|-frintranet
|---Marketing
|-----test
|---Parts

Im using:

Code:

ls -d */

but this returns:

Code:

marketing/
marketingtest/
parts/

why is it returning marketingtest/ when the folder doesnt exist? it wouldnt be so bad if it returned marketing/test/ instead then I wouldnt have to do recursive looks into all the folders.

[drowzee]

scott2500uk,

are you sure there is no marketingtest dir? did you try any other way, like 'find'?

% find . -type d -depth 1

[atlas29]

Could you also post the results of, say, ls -F or ls -aF for comparison?

[wirehopper]

ls -R * | grep ":" | sed "s/://"

[End User]

Try:

ls -R | grep ":$" | sed -e 's/:$//' -e 's/[^-][^\/]*\//--/g' -e 's/^/ /' -e 's/-/|/'