https://github.com/rudojaksa/llast

list last modified files
https://github.com/rudojaksa/llast

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list last modified files

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/rudojaksa/llast
• Owner: rudojaksa
• Created: 2019-01-01T22:54:53.000Z (over 7 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2019-01-01T23:39:14.000Z (over 7 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-02-22T21:14:07.290Z (over 1 year ago)
• Topics: fileutils
• Language: Perl
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• Size: 60.5 KB
• Stars: 1
• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 2
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  • Readme: README.md

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README

          
### NAME

llast - list last modified files

### USAGE

        llast [OPTIONS] FILE|DIR ...

### DESCRIPTION

List files and symlinks with the ISO 8601 timestamp in the order

of the last modification (last=first).  It is ls-wrapper preserving

the coloring of filenames.  For Linux and Mac.



### OPTIONS

          -h  This help.

          -v  Verbose execution using STDERR.

          -l  Long output (now alias for -sm)

          -8  Print only the first 8 files.

         -nc  No-colors output.

        -md5  Include md5 column.

         -lo  Look into locate database.

### SCOPE

        By default, recursive list of files and symlinks is provided.  Symlinks

        are not followed.  Paths searched by -p or -re might start with the "./",

        depending on the requested starting FILE/DIR.  Default start dir is ".".

    

          -d  Print directories too.

          -f  Files only (no symlinks).

    

      -n PAT  Filename glob pattern (e.g. *.c), more -n are or-combined.

      -p PAT  Path glob pattern.  The -n and -p are and-combined.

     -re PAT  Path regex pattern.

     -np PAT  Skip directory-path.

    -nre PAT  Skip regex directory-paths.

          -i  Case insensitiveness for regex and glob.

    

         -nr  No recursion (same as -r1)

         -r2  Max recursion 2 (-r0 means not even this directory).

       -r2-3  Recursion from level 2 to 3.

        -r=2  Only level 2 paths.

### TIME

        Sub-second precision of time is used for the ordering of files,

        unless the -min switch is used, but only the minutes precision

        is printed by default.

    

        -min  Use only minutes precision (skip seconds).

        -sec  Print seconds too.

        -sub  Print sub-seconds.

      -epoch  Print UNIX epoch time.

         -nt  Don't print time.

### SIZE

        Output filesize delimiters are: k for kilo or kibi, M for mega

        or mebi, G for giga or gibi.

    

          -s  Print file-size.

         -sk  Print file-size in kibibytes (KiB).

         -sm  In mebibytes (MiB).

         -sg  In gibibytes (GiB).

        -met  Metric output (1000-based MB, not 1024-based MiB).

         -sK  Metric output (also -sM -sG).

        -sk0  Integer output, no decimals (also -sm0 -sg0 -sK0 -sM0 -sG0).

### ORDER

        By default, newest items are listed first.  Multiple sorting criteria

        can be used, they are combined according to the rank.

    

          +t  Time order (default).

          +s  Size order.

          +a  Alphabetical order.

### INSTALL

        To install copy the llast and ll into your /bin directory.

### VERSION

llast.0.2 (c) R.Jaksa 2018 GPLv3