NAME
opendircolors —
Generate colors for
ls(1)
SYNOPSIS
opendircolors |
[-bch] file |
DESCRIPTION
The opendircolors utility reads the
inputed file and generates values for LSCOLORS and
LS_COLORS. This is a near drop in replacement for
GNU's dircolors(1), except it does not contain
-p or have any default values. If
file is a single dash
(‘-’)
opendircolors reads from the standard input.
The options are as follows:
-b,--sh,--bourne-shell- Format the output for use with a bourne-shell.
-c,--csh,--c-shell- Format the output for use with csh(1) or tcsh(1).
-h,--help
ENVIRONMENT
LSCOLORS- The color string used for ls(1).
LS_COLORS- The color string for GNU ls(1) and various other utilities such as tree(1).
EXIT STATUS
The opendircolors utility exits 0
on success, and >0 if an error occurs.
EXAMPLE
Add 'eval "`opendircolors ~/.dir_colors`"' to your .shrc to automatically set LSCOLORS and LS_COLORS.
SEE ALSO
HISTORY
The dircolors(1) utility first appeared in GNU coreutils on Apr 29, 1996, written by H. Peter Anvin.