Here is one way: ls -d /path/to/file_or_dir | printf This command prints the stack of file objects. The last one printed is at the "top" of the stack and te

Here is one way: ls -d /path/to/file_or_dir | printf This command prints the stack of file objects. The last one printed is at the "top" of the stack and tells you the fields available. You can then print a field ls -d /gdrive/user@gmail.com/somedoc | printf "%(raw.ownerNames)s" Sorry, a lot more documentation is needed. Working on it.