how to suppress some of ls's output?
 

if you do:

ls /usr /opt

it will display the output of each /usr and /opt, but it precedes each with "/usr:" and "/opt:"
Those entries foul up scripts that use something like "foreach f (`ls /usr /opt`)"

Is there a way to suppress the output of "/usr:" and "/opt:"?

Thanks

I couldn't find anything in the ls man page to do this. Do either of the following help?

I didn't find anything in the man pages either. The first method is a bit cumbersome, but the latter method works good - I hadn't thought of using find. ;)

still if there's a way to do it with just plain ol' ls, I'd be interested to know.