Cannot use the ls -la command in JupterNotebook's Terminal.
I am using the following command on JupterNotebook's Terminal to get all hidden files within the folder:
ls- la
Then this error popped up
Get-ChildItem : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'la'. At line:1 char:4
Can someone please explain the problem with my terminal? Is there any alternative for me to get the list of all files within the folder including the hidden files, specifically in JupterNotebook'sTerminal?
Thank you in advance.
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Im trying to delete folders from a path that has these characters inside the folder name [] like this
c:\blah\blah\[_EFI_HotFolder_]\[MoveFolder].
I'm very new to PS i have tried many things with no success and cant seem to find any topics on this either.
PS 2.0
You can use -LiteralPath to specify the path check help Get-ChildItem -full as Bill suggested
There must be a more effecient way to this, why can't I just type in the files name in the command line and expect the computer to find it? Right now I'm just paddling back and forward with the 'CD' and 'CD ..' commands.
You can use the following command which searches for the file in command prompt.
dir package.json /s
You can Use command find -path *content/docs/file.xml to find out the file.If it works please inform me the same.Thanks
I'm a newbie. I am trying to figure out how to use the command line. Please could you tell me what command I should enter so that I can get a list of all the exe files on my computer. thanks.
You can use the dir functionality to search the directory and all of its children directories while filtering on a particular file type.
dir /s /b *.exe | findstr /v .exe.
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If you want to find all the executable files that are on the path and/or in the current directory, i.e., all the files you can run from the command line without specifying a path, this should work:
where *.exe
To get names of all .exe files , that are currently running then type tasklist in cmd.
http://ss64.com/nt/tasklist.html
Here's another method I use a lot for tasks like this.
Open powershell and navigate to your root directory by entering the command
cd c:/
cd stands for change directory, and is an alias for the command "Set-Location". We are setting the location to C:/
Next run the following command:
Get-ChildItem -Filter "*.exe" -Recurse
Get-ChildItem is a function that gets the files and folders in a file system drive, and runs on whatever directory you're current at by default.
-Filter "*.exe" is an argument that specifies to only find filenames which end in ".exe". (The * is a type of regular expression notation).
-Recurse is an argument that specifies to search all child directories. This will make your function run on "C:/", but also all child directories of C:/, and all child directories of those directories and so on. This will allow you to search the entire drive.
I want to get list of files present in particular folder along with all its subdirectories. How to achieve this in mac in commandline. I tried by giving ls command but i am not getting complete path
Give the following command in command line
find "path to the folder"
ex: find /Users/mahalaxmi/Desktop
I tried typing this command
mkdir -p lol\hit\xx
But I get an error message
mkdir: Parameter cannot be processed because the parameter name 'p' is ambiguous.
I am following a tutorial online and according to that, there shouldn't be any error.
What is the reason behind this?
mkdir, when run in PowerShell, runs as an alias to New-Item. This can be seen by running Get-Help mkdir within PowerShell.
In that case -p is ambiguous because it could be either of the -Path or -PipelineVariable arguments for New-Item. I believe that what you want is:
mkdir -path lol\hit\xx
That will create the lol folder at your current location, and the hit folder inside it, and the xx folder inside of that.
The -p switch for mkdir in Unix forces the command to create all folders needed to get to the path you designate (so if all you had was 'lol' it would creates the 'hit' folder within that, and then create the 'xx' folder within the 'hit' folder). PowerShell's New-Item does this by default.