11/3/71	LS (I)
NAME	ls -- list contents of directory
SYNOPSIS	ls [ -ltasd ] name1 ...
DESCRIPTION	ls lists the contents of one or more directories undercontrol of several options:
	l list in long format, giving i-number, mode, owner,size in bytes, and time of last modification for
	each file. (see stat for format of the mode) t sort by time modified (latest first) instead of byname, as is normal
	a list all entries; usually those beginning with "."are suppressed s give size in blocks for each entry d if argument is a directory, list only itsname, not its contents (mostly used with -l to get status on directory) If no argument is given, "." is listed. If an argument isnot a directory, its name is given.
FILES	/etc/uids to get user ID's for ls -l
SEE_ALSO	stat
DIAGNOSTICS	"name nonexistent"; "name unreadable"; "name unstatable".
BUGS	In ls -l, when a user cannot be found in /etc/uids, theuser number printed instead of a name is incorrect. It is
	correct in stat.
OWNER	dmr, ken