DirTree displays directory hierarchy trees.

    Format: DirTree [[DIR] directory...] [NOHEAD] [FILES]

    Template: DIR/M,NOHEAD/S,FILES/S

The DirTree command displays a directory hierarchy tree for each of
the specified directories.

If no names are given, the current directory is used.

The NOHEAD switch suppresses the printing of the header information.

Files are included in the listing if the FILES switch is used.

DirTree does not follow links.

Ctrl-C aborts the directory tree listing.

Example:

    1> dirtree files nohead
    DirTree (dir)
    +--DirTree
    +--DirTree.doc
    +--DirTree.doc.info
    `--source (dir)
       +--DirTree.c
       `--smakefile

Binary, source code and documentation included.
Under 2-clause BSD license.

PERMISSION  UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO METHOD CRC     STAMP     NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ ----------
[unknown]                  259     628  41.2% -lh5- 9e2b Dec 17 15:51 DirTree.info
[unknown]                 1096    1520  72.1% -lh5- 3ecc Jan  4 16:16 DirTree/DirTree
[unknown]                  346     677  51.1% -lh5- 19a8 Jan  4 16:20 DirTree/DirTree.doc
[unknown]                  264     501  52.7% -lh5- ff05 Dec 14 04:51 DirTree/DirTree.doc.info
[unknown]                 3076    8145  37.8% -lh5- 591e Jan  4 16:16 DirTree/source/DirTree.c
[unknown]                  161     242  66.5% -lh5- 0d27 Jan  4 16:10 DirTree/source/smakefile
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ ----------
 Total         6 files    5202   11713  44.4%            Jan  6 05:04