[littleIdiot]

All I want is to have a full listing of my directory (and ideally those below it), and for the result to contai the full path of each file returned.

For example, I currently get the following (with some edits made) :

$ pwd
/home/nlthoa
$ ls -lart
-rw-rw---- 1 nlthoa u032144 36473021 Jan 11 15:32 file_01.txt
-rw-rw---- 1 nlthoa u032144 36552704 Jan 11 15:36 file_02.txt
-rw-rw---- 1 nlthoa u032144 5137 Jan 11 15:39 file_03.txt

and I want to see the following:

$ pwd
/home/nlthoa
$ [your clever little command here]
total 142985
/home/nlthoa/file_01.txt
/home/nlthoa/file_02.txt
/home/nlthoa/file_03.txt

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance,
lil'

[AGCurry]

The ls command is not the one you want.

Try:

find $(pwd) -depth
or
find `pwd` -depth

This command will print the directory names as well as regular files, but you can use the
"-type" option to find to only print files of a certain type.

[littleIdiot]

Superb - worked like a charm!
Thank you!

find $(pwd) -depth