1 :Info:  subtree_status: stst:  04/01/82  subtree_status, stst
  2 
  3 Syntax:  stst path {-control_args}
  4 
  5 
  6 Function: produces a detailed listing of the contents of a subtree.
  7 
  8 
  9 Arguments:
 10 path
 11    is the relative pathname of the root directory of the subtree.
 12    (DEFAULT-- the working directory)
 13 
 14 
 15 Control arguments:
 16 -brief, -bf
 17    suppresses messages concerning insufficient access to examine a
 18    directory or directories which do not contain any of the requested
 19    types of entries.  (DEFAULT-- print these messages)
 20 -check, -ck
 21    checks that each multisegment file in the subtree conforms to the
 22    rules for MSF format.  If an MSF does not conform to these rules,
 23    its contents is listed just as though the MSF were a directory.
 24    (DEFAULT-- do not check MSFs)
 25 
 26 
 27 -name, -nm
 28    sorts the entries in each directory by primary name.  (DEFAULT-- do
 29    not sort the entries)
 30 -date_time_used, -dtu
 31    sorts the entries in each directory by date/time used.
 32 -date_time_modified, -dtm
 33    sorts the entries in each directory by date/time contents modified
 34    for branches and date/time entry modified for links.
 35 
 36 
 37 -segment, -sm
 38    includes segments in each directory in the listing.  (DEFAULT--
 39    include all types of entries).
 40 -directory, -dr
 41    includes directories in each directory in the listing.
 42 -multisegment_file, -msf
 43    includes multisegment files in each directory in the listing.
 44 -link, -lk
 45    includes links in each directory in the listing.
 46 
 47 
 48 Notes:  This command produces a listing of the selected entries in the
 49 root directory including most information about the entries (names,
 50 ACLs, lengths, etc.).  It then produces a listing for each directory
 51 contained in the root directory and each directory contained in those
 52 directories, etc.
 53 
 54 If any of the type selection control arguments (-sm, -dr, -msf, -lk) is
 55 given, only entries of the types selected by control arguments will be
 56 listed.  Otherwise, all entries in the subtree will be listed.
 57 
 58 The rules used by the -check option to determine if an MSF is valid are
 59 documented in the info segment for the check_msf_ subroutine.
 60 
 61 
 62 :Info:  directory_status: dst:  04/01/82  directory_status, dst
 63 
 64 Syntax:  dst path {-control_args}
 65 
 66 
 67 Function: produces a detailed listing of the contents of a single
 68 directory.
 69 
 70 
 71 Arguments:
 72 path
 73    is the relative pathname of the directory.  (DEFAULT-- the working
 74    directory)
 75 
 76 
 77 Control arguments:
 78 -brief, -bf
 79    suppresses messages concerning or directories which do not contain
 80    any of the requested types of entries.  (DEFAULT-- print these
 81    messages)
 82 -name, -nm
 83    sorts the entries in the directory by primary name.  (DEFAULT-- do
 84    not sort the entries)
 85 -date_time_used, -dtu
 86    sorts the entries in the directory by date/time used.
 87 -date_time_modified, -dtm
 88    sorts the entries in the directory by date/time contents modified
 89    for branches and date/time entry modified for links.
 90 
 91 
 92 -segment, -sm
 93    includes segments in the directory in the listing.  (DEFAULT--
 94    include all types of entries).
 95 -directory, -dr
 96    includes directories in the directory in the listing.
 97 -multisegment_file, -msf
 98    includes multisegment files in the directory in the listing.
 99 -link, -lk
100    includes links in the directory in the listing.
101 
102 
103 Notes:  This command produces a listing of the selected entries in the
104 directory including most information about those entries (names,
105 ACLs, lengths, etc.).
106 
107 If any of the type selection control arguments (-sm, -dr, -msf, -lk) is
108 given, only entries of the types selected by control arguments will be
109 listed.  Otherwise, all entries in the subtree will be listed.
110 
111 
112 
113 :Info:  global_status: gstat:  04/01/82  global_status, gstat
114 
115 Syntax:  gstat path {-control_args}
116 
117 
118 Function: produces a detailed listing of the contents of a single
119 directory.
120 
121 
122 Arguments:
123 path
124    is the relative pathname of the directory.  (DEFAULT-- the working
125    directory)
126 
127 
128 Control arguments:
129 -brief, -bf
130    suppresses messages concerning or directories which do not contain
131    any of the requested types of entries.  (DEFAULT-- print these
132    messages)
133 -name, -nm
134    sorts the entries in the directory by primary name.
135 -date_time_used, -dtu
136    sorts the entries in the directory by date/time used.  (DEFAULT)
137 -date_time_modified, -dtm
138    sorts the entries in the directory by date/time contents modified
139    for branches and date/time entry modified for links.
140 
141 
142 -segment, -sm
143    includes segments in the directory in the listing.  (DEFAULT--
144    include all types of entries).
145 -directory, -dr
146    includes directories in the directory in the listing.
147 -multisegment_file, -msf
148    includes multisegment files in the directory in the listing.
149 -link, -lk
150    includes links in the directory in the listing.
151 
152 
153 Notes:  This command produces a listing of the selected entries in the
154 directory including most information about those entries (names,
155 ACLs, lengths, etc.).
156 
157 If any of the type selection control arguments (-sm, -dr, -msf, -lk) is
158 given, only entries of the types selected by control arguments will be
159 listed.  Otherwise, all entries in the subtree will be listed.
160 
161 This command is identical to directory_status except that it sorts the
162 entries by date/time used by default.