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From: Ignazio Di Napoli <neclepsio AT gmail DOT com>
Subject:  Windows' dir /s /b equivalent
Date:  Thu, 15 Feb 2007 21:10:09 +0100
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Hi everyone.
I'm newbie with Cygwin. Looking through ls option, I didn't find 
anything to list then names of all files in the directory and all 
subdirectories, like dir /b /s does. Since it can be very useful in bash 
scripts, there must be some way. Right now I've done a recursive 
function which scans the directory and then launches itself for 
subdirectories, but it could be much simpler if there was the "dir /b 
/s" command, so I can't think anybody implemented it...
Can you help me please?

Thank you,
Ignazio


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