[cs631apue] ls -d
Jan Schaumann
jschauma at stevens.edu
Fri Nov 4 20:18:12 EDT 2011
Hello,
Another thing that some of you got points taken off for was the case
where
$ ./ls -d
$
did not list the current working directory (ie ".") the way ls(1) does:
$ ls -d
.
$
If your program did do the following:
$ ./ls -da
.
$
then you got another point returned to you, since I agree that there is
some confusion about how to handle such a case.
(And I'll note that this might be a good example of asking for
clarification as well comparing to what the reference implementation
does.)
-Jan
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