Topic: So sorry to ask simple about UNIX. It's emergency, sorry. In UNIX, how to get the same results similar with::1)PATH in DOS. 2)dir *.tmp/s in DOS 3)Special meaning to those which there is a dot before the filename( .tplink.java)? @佛州华人论坛:佛州枫下论坛 The Rolia Forum of Florida

工作学习 / IT技术讨论 / So sorry to ask simple about UNIX. It's emergency, sorry. In UNIX, how to get the same results similar with::1)PATH in DOS. 2)dir *.tmp/s in DOS 3)Special meaning to those which there is a dot before the filename( .tplink.java)?So sorry to ask some simple questions about UNIX. I think I should read some books after this emergency time. In UNIX, how to get the same results similar with:: (1)PATH in DOS. (2)dir *.tmp/s in DOS(searching the whole directory) (3)Are there some special meaning to those which there is a dot before the filename(for example .tplink.java). The dot before the filename. tks. -howru(How are you?); 2001-1-22 {381} (#22805@0)

1)$PATH or pwd or cwd 2) ls -l *(DOS3? are you kidding me!) if you want to list the dir contents. why not check out man page? or at least get any UNIX beginner site or faq on line. -guest:; 2001-1-22 (#22812@0)

1) echo $PATH 2) find / -name "*.tmp" -print -marcow(UserMarco); 2001-1-23 (#22861@0)

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