Provided by: ytree_1.94-1.1build1_amd64 
NAME
ytree - File Manager -
SYNOPSYS
ytree [archive file|directory]
DESCRIPTION
If there is no command line argument, the current directory will be used.
Following commands are available:
1.) DIR-Modus:
-Attribute
Change direcory permissions (like chmod)
-Delete
Delete selected directory
-Filespec
Set file specification (reg. expression) e.g. *.[ch] for all *.c and *.h - Files
-Group Change directory group ownership
-Log Restart ytree with new root directory/archiv file
-Makedir
Create new directory
-Owner Change user ownership of selected directory
-Rename
Rename selected directory
-Showall
Show all files in all directories
-Tag Tag all files in selected directory
-Untag Untag all files in selected directory
-eXecute
Execute a shell commando
-^Filemode
Change viewmodus for files:
- filenames only
- name, attributes, links, size,
modification time, symb. link
- name, attribute, inode, owner, group, symb. link
- change status-, access time, symb. link
-Return
Switch to file modus
-^Quit QuitTo: If you exit ytree with ^Q, the last selected directory becomes your current
working directory. This feature only works if you start ytree with this bash-
function (copy this to your ~/.bashrc):
function yt
{
echo cd $PWD >~/.ytree-$$.chdir
/usr/bin/ytree $1 $2 $3 $4 $5
source ~/.ytree-$$.chdir
rm ~/.ytree-$$.chdir
}
2.) FILE-Modus
-Attribute
Change file permissions (like chmod)
-^Attribute
Change permissions of all tagged files. ? stands for: do not change attribute
-Copy Copy file
-^K Copy
Copy all tagged files
-Delete
Delete selected file
-^Delete
Delete all tagged files
-Edit Edit selected file with EDITOR (see ~/.ytree) or - if not defined - vi
-Filespec
Set file specification (reg. expression) e.g. *.[ch] for all *.c and *.h - Files
-Group Change group ownership of selected file
-^Group
Change group ownership of all tagged files
-Hex View selected file with HEXDUMP (see ~/.ytree), or - if not defined - hd / od -h
-Log Restart ytree with new root directory/archive file
-Move move selected file
-^N Move
Move all tagged files
-Owner Change user ownership of selected file
-^Owner
Change user owndership of all tagged files
-Pipe Pipe content of file to a command
-^Pipe Pipe content of all tagged files to a command
-Rename
Rename selected file
-^Rename
Rename all tagged files
-untag ^Search
Untag files by using an external program (e.g. grep)
-Sort Sort filelist by
- access time
- change time
- extension
- group
- modification time
- name
- owner
- size
-Tag Tag selected file
-^Tag Tag all currently shown files
-Untag Untag selected file
-^Untag
Untag all currently shown files
-View View file with the pager defined in ~/.ytree or - if not defined - with pg -cen
-eXecute
Execute a shell commando
-e^Xecute
Execute shell commando for all tagged files. The string {} is replaced by the
current filename
-pathcopY
Copy selected file inclusive path
-pathcop^Y
Copy all tagged files inclusive path
-^Filemode
Switch view-modus for files:
- filenames only
- name, attribute, links, size, modification time,
symb. link
- name, attribute, inode, owner, group, symb. link
- changestatus-, access time, symb. link
-^L Refresh Screen
-Space Suppress screen-output while working
-Return
Switch to expand modus
3.) ARCHIV-DIR-Modus
-Filespec
Set file specification (reg. expression) e.g. *.[ch] for all *.c and *.h - Files
-Log Restart ytree with new root directory/archive file
-Showall
Show all files in all directories
-Tag Tag all files in selected directory
-Untag Untag all files in selected directory
-eXecute
Execute a shell commando
-^Filemode
Change viewmodus for files:
- filenames only
- name, attribute, links, size, modification time
- name, attribute, owner, group
-^L Refresh Screen
4.) ARCHIV-FILE-Modus:
-Copy Copy selected file
-^K Copy
Copy all tagged files
-Filespec
Set file specification (reg. expression) e.g. *.[ch] for all *.c and *.h - Files
-Hex View selected file with HEXDUMP (see ~/.ytree), or - if not defined - hd / od -h
-Pipe Pipe content of all tagged to a command
-Sort Sort file list by
- access time
- change time
- extension
- group
- modification time
- name
- owner
- size
-Tag Tag selected file
-^Tag Tag all files in selected directory
-Untag Untag all files in selected directory
-View View file with the pager defined in ~/.ytree or - if not defined - with pg -cen
-eXecute
Execute a shell commando
-^Filemode
Switch view-modus for files:
- filenames only
- name, attribute, links, size
-^L Refresh Screen
-Return
Switch to Expand-Modus
ytree switches to archive-modus automatically either by choosing an archive file with the
Log commando or by calling ytree from the command line with an archive file given as a
command line argument.
ytree recognize the filename extensions ".F", ".Z", ".z" and ".gz" and calls the
appropriate uncompressor MELT (default=melt), UNCOMPRESS (default=uncompress) and GNUUNZIP
(default=gunzip -c). You may change these settings in ~/.ytree.
ytree supports following archive types and requires:
TAR-Files: gtar (tested with GNU-TAR 1.12)
ARC-Files: arc (tested with arc 5.12 02/05/86)
LHA-Files: xlharc (tested with xlharc V1.02 1989)
ZIP-Files: unzip (tested with unzip v5.0 08/92)
" " zipinfo (tested with zipinfo v1.0 08/92)
ZOO-Files: zoo (tested with zoo v2.10)
RAR-Files: unrar (tested with unrar v2.01
RPM-Files: rpm2cpio (tested with RedHat V6.1)
" " rpm (tested with RedHat V6.1)
Archive files will be recognized by filename extension (e.g zoo, zip). TAR-Files may have
following extensions:
".F", ".TFR", ".Faa", (freeze)
".Z", ".TZ", ".TZR", ".Xaa", (compress)
".z", ".gz", ".tzr", ".tz", ".xaa", ".tgz", ".TGZ",
".taz", ".TAZ", ".tpz" und ".TPZ" (gzip)
The View commando is customizeable in the [VIEWER] section of ~/.ytree:
Example:
[VIEWER]
.jpg,.gif,.bmp,.tif,.ppm,.xpm=xv
.1,.2,.3,.4,.5,.6,.7,.8,.n=nroff -man | less
.ps=ghostview
.mid,.MID=playmidi -e
.wav,.WAV=splay
.au=auplay
.avi,.mpg,.mov=xanim
.htm,.html=lynx
.pdf,.PDF=acroread
.mp3=mpg123
A command-line history is supported: Use cursor up/down. Use "F2" on the command-line to
select directories.
FILES
$HOME/.ytree ytree configuration file
BUGS
To avoid problems with escape sequences on RS/6000 machines (telnet/rlogin) please set the
environment variable ESCDELAY:
ESCDELAY=1000
export ESCDELAY
AUTOR
W. Bregulla (werner@frolix.han.de)
21 March 2004 YTREE(1)