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Mac Forum / Applications / Mac Applications / May 2007"ls -l" for files with resource forks
Is there a version of "ls" that also lists the size of a resource fork when doing a "ls -l" job? /PaulN > Is there a version of "ls" that also lists the size of a resource fork when > doing a "ls -l" job? /PaulN ls will do this itself. The trick is to append "/..namedfork/rsrc" to each filename: ls -l somefile/..namedfork/rsrc Use data instead of rsrc to get the data fork's size. Cheers, Chris > > Is there a version of "ls" that also lists the size of a resource fork when > > doing a "ls -l" job? /PaulN > ls will do this itself. The trick is to append "/..namedfork/rsrc" to > each filename: > ls -l somefile/..namedfork/rsrc > Use data instead of rsrc to get the data fork's size. Fantastic!!! I googled "namedfork" now and I see what's going on. A million thanks, PaulN |
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