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 Command            Description
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 dtree		Display a graphic representation of the directory 
                structure of the current directory and its children.

 dtree -a	Include files contained in the directory tree.

 dtree -d	Present directories first in the listing.
 
 dtree -f	Present files first in the listing.
 
 dtree -c #	Truncate the linelength fo reach entry.

 dtree -l	Present long listing for each dtree entry.

 dtree -x	Limit dtree output to the current file system.

dtree Beginner Help

 The dtree command displays a graphic representation of the directory
 structure of a given directory and its children.  If no directories 
 are specified, the current directory is used.  By default, only
 directories, not regular files, are shown, and only if their filenames
 are given. File systems on The World can be very large and as a result,
 dtree may not be an effective way of listing these areas.

 For example:
	
        world%  dtree
                |-classwork---
                |-News--------
        |-stans-|-games-------
                |-mail--------
                |-public_html 

Using the -a option will include files contained in the directory tree:

        world%  dtree -a

dtree Advanced Help

 Use the -d flag to list directories first in the output, files will
 appear lower in the list, beneath the directory and its subdirectories:
 
	world%  dtree -d

 Use the -f flag to list files first, ahead of directories and subdirectories
 in the list:

	world%  dtree -f

 Use the -c linelength option to truncate the linelength of each entry
 to less than the default of 14 characters.  For example, to limit the
 linelength to eight characters, use:

	world%  dtree -c 8

 Use the -l flag to obtain a long listing of useful information for each
 entry on the list: the file owner, file size, and mode.

	world%  dtree -l

 Use the -x flag to limit dtree to the current file system. It will not
 cross over to a subdirectory if it resides on a different filesystem:

	world%  dtree -x


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