lf -- Command

List directory's contents in columnar format
lf [file ...]

lf is  a link to  the command ls  -CF. It prints  file  in columnar format,
like the  command lc. lf, however, combines files  and directories into one
listing, with  directories being indicated  by a slash after  the file name
and executable being indicated by an asterisk.  If a file is a directory, l
lists its  contents.  If  no file  is named, lf  lists the contents  of the
current directory by default.

See Also

commands,
l,
lc,
lr,
ls,
lx

© 2012 by Stephen A. Ness