I'm really tired of typing ls
. Is there a command or option in shell that shows you all the files after you cd
into a folder without having to type ls
? Thank you!
Original:
folder>cd subfolder
subfolder>ls
yu fi sd
What I'm expecting:
folder>cd subfolder
yu fj sd
subfolder>
Note I know I can use
cd subfolder;ls
but I really do not want to type ls
as it is very boring.
Basically I was seeking for a command embedded inside shell so that I can turn on or turn off this feature as my wish.
If you want ls
only after cd
You actually need in .bashrc
define cd
as a function using something like:
cd() {
builtin cd $@
ls
}
If you want to ls
after each command in your shell:
Then set in .bashrc
something like:
prompt_func() {
export PS1="$(ls)\n$ "
}
export PROMPT_COMMAND=prompt_func