CFLS.TXT

`cfls' is a modified version of GNU `ls' which will list normal and
.cff directories.

Usage: cfls [-abdgiklnpqrstxABCFNQRSUX1] [path...]\n");

  Switch-------------------Meaning\n\
  a, +all                  List all files.\n\
  b, +escape               Quote nongraphic characters.\n\
  d, +directory            List directory name, not contents.\n\
  g,                       Ignored for Unix compatibility.\n\
  i, +inode                Print index number of each file.\n\
  k, +kilobytes            Print file sizes in kilobyte blocks.\n\
  l, +format=long          Print in long format.\n\
  m, +format=commas        List files horizontally, separated by commas.\n\
  p                        Put '/' after each directory, if not multi-col.\n\
  r, +reverse              Sort in reverse order.\n\
  s, +size                 Print the size of each file in blocks allocated.\n\
  t, +sort=time            Sort directory contents by timestamp.\n\
  x, +format=across        Multi-column, sorted horizontally.\n\
  A, +almost-all           List all files except for '.' and '..'.\n\
  B, +ignore-backups       Do not list files that end with '~'.\n\
  C, +format=vertical      Multi-column, sorted vertically.\n\
  F, +classify             Tag the file type of each file.\n\
  N, +literal              Do not quote file names.\n\
  Q, +quote-name           Enclose file names in double quotes.\n\
  R, +recursive            List the contents of directories recursively.\n\
  S, +sort=size            Sort directory contents by file size.\n\
  U, +sort=none            Do not sort directory contents.\n\
  X, +sort=extension       Sort directory contents by file extension.\n\
  1, +format=single-column List one file per line.\n\
  w, +width cols           Assume screen width to be 'cols' wide.\n\
  T. +tabsize cols         Assume that each tabstop is 'cols' wide.\n\
  I, +ignore pattern       Do not list files that match 'pattern'.\n");