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Not sure what you mean about filenames as arguments, how would a filename be listed? Added regex support for --filter. For instance --filter=re:\\d+ You mean

• llagerlof 7y ago
  > Not sure what you mean about filenames as arguments, how would a filename be listed? Just the name of the file, like ls. Typing lq file.txt and display nothing looks like the file doesn't exist. > Added regex support for --filter. For instance --filter=re:\\d+ God, you are fast! Thank you! > You mean something like what tree displays? Or just to count the items in the directory? Forget this silly thing. I tried using find and worked perfectly: $ find . -type d -exec echo -e "\n$ lq {}" \; -exec lq {} \;