In Unix, "ls <directory>", lists the files in the directory.
"ls <filename>" returns the filename in the current directory to
indicate that the file exists.
Similarly, can we think of "target" as the directory and the "name" as
the filename.
So here's another option:
asadmin list-* <target> returns the list of names.
asadmin list-* <target>/name returns the name
and add --verbose option to display more information.
Bill Shannon wrote:
> Hong Zhang wrote on 06/26/2010 05:47 PM:
>> Do we have to have an operand for our cli commands? If yes, I guess I
>> see why target is used as the operand. But unix commands like "ls"
>> don't have an operand.
>
> Of course they do. All the file names on the command line are operands.
>
>> In any case, as we already have this syntax in v2, we should just
>> keep backward compatibility in 3.1. :-)
>
> Sadly, yes.
>
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