What is _ls?
Hello,
I'm using open Suse 13.1 and i was checking the aliases, i found one that i found really strange alias ls='_ls' I tried "_ls" and is something like ls -a Is the "_" a regular expression?? I tried _mv or _vi but with no results. Anyone knows what's going on here? Thanks for the help. |
Try these for more info:
Code:
type _ls |
Thanks for the help linosaurusroot,
type _ls Code:
_ls is a function Kind regards! |
It's probably defined in .bashrc.
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What defines it as a function is the syntax. "name() {...}" makes "name" a function. alternatively you can also add the word "function" when it is defined. |
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Wonder if it has something to do with sudoers?
You might have an upgraded from 12 system? alias l='ls -alF' alias la='ls -la' alias ll='ls -l' alias ls='_ls' alias ls-l='ls -l' |
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