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We are using brace substitution here to make the dot (. (revised to address most, but not all limitations outlined in the comments) eval ls -d $(echo $PATH | sed -e 's|^:|.:|' -e 's|:$|.:|' -e 's|:|/ is a quirk of bash 5.0.18 as it is expecting a comma separated list or range.
#C COMMAND TO LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS INTO FILE FULL#
To list the full path of all commands (apps/programs) accessible to the user.
DIR /B /OG /ON /A:D > C:\USERS\<Then, you'd be able to do something like: xargs -0 rm -f - listOfFiles.list Lists all files and folders in the current folder and all sub-folders to a file.
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Note that in: ls -d "$PWD"/* > listOfFiles.list