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tree does this, don't know about suppressing the actual tree, but it tells you number of files and dirs printed at the end.

• laumars 13y ago
  A regex match will do that easily enough: tree | egrep -o "[0-9]+ file(s|)" edit: or you could just tail the output (should have thought of this first!) tree | tail -n1
• ck2 13y ago
  alas it does not show file count per subdirectory