.ls_aliases.sh

#  ls aliases
#
#  in the context of the current directory
#  
#    l   list everything
#    ld  list just the directories
#    lf  list just the files
#  
#  ^^^ these can be coupled with some modifiers.
#  modifier examples:
#  
#    lf-h  "list files minus hidden ones"
#  
#    ldh   "list directories that are hidden"
#
#  you could also write:
#  
#    lhd   "list hidden directories"
#  
#    l-hf  "list non-hidden files"
#
#  add a trailing 't' to print in table view (multiple columns)
#  
#    lt     "list everything in table view"
#
#    lhft   "list hidden files in table view"
#
#    ltd-h  "list, in table view, directories that are not hidden"
#
#
#  FAQ:
#
#  Does this make the unix util `ld` inaccessible?
#  -- Finally!
#
#  Hey these are aliases --will they work if I pass in some args?
#  -- Mostly no ;D
#
#  What's the equivalent of a bare `ls` call?
#    l-ht


alias l="ls -Ap1"
alias l-h="ls -p1"
alias lh="l -d .* | grep -vE '^\.\.?/$'"

alias lf="l | grep -v '/$'"
alias lf-h="lf | grep -v '^\.'"
alias l-hf="lf-h"
alias lfh="lf | grep '^\.'"
alias lhf="lfh"

alias ld-h="ls -Ad1 */"
alias l-hd="ld-h"
alias ldh="ls -Ad1 .*/ | grep -vE '^\.\.?/$'"
alias lhd="ldh"
alias ld="(ldh; ld-h)"


# table view ls commands

alias lt="l | column"
alias l-ht="l-h | column"
alias lht="lh | column"

alias lft="lf | column"
alias lf-ht="lf-h | column"
alias l-hft="l-hf | column"
alias lfht="lfh | column"
alias lhft="lhf | column"

alias ld-ht="ld-h | column"
alias l-hdt="l-hd | column"
alias ldht="ldh | column"
alias lhdt="lhd | column"
alias ldt="ld | column"

alias lt-h="l-ht"
alias lth="lht"

alias ltf="lft"
alias ltf-h="lf-ht"
alias lt-hf="l-hft"
alias ltfh="lfht"
alias lthf="lhft"

alias ltd-h="ld-ht"
alias lt-hd="l-hdt"
alias ltdh="ldht"
alias lthd="lhdt"
alias ltd="ldt"