ls
List folder contents.
📝 Syntax
ls
ls(name)
res = ls()
res = ls(options)
📥 Input argument
name - a string: file or directory name.
options - vary from system to system.
📤 Output argument
res - On Windows, res is an m-by-n character array of names. m is the number of names and n is the number of characters in the longest name. On Unix plaftorms is a character vector of names separated by tab and space characters.
📄 Description
ls is implemented by calling the native operating system's directory listing command-available options will vary from system to system.
💡 Example
res = ls(nelsonroot())
if ~ispc()
res = ls(nelsonroot(), '-l')
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🕔 History
Version
📄 Description
1.0.0
initial version
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