Re: ls lacking a feature?

Mark Triggs writes:
Bernard Liang writes:

list all the directories in the cur direc

for ex, if ls -F lists

a b/ c/ d e f/

then i want a command that will give me
$ [some command]
b c f
or
b/ c/ f/

[...]

but this seems too complicated. shouldnt' there be a one-liner to
list all the directories?

I've always done:

ls -d */

That appears to work in Bash, even though the slash is not part of a
directory name. But where it works, it's overkill. This will do:

echo */

Nice.
.

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