In Zsh: Is there a way to use ls to only list files and folders in the current directory that match a specific globbing or regex pattern?For example, say I have multiple files that start with the character #, the following command does not do what I want:ls -l #*I know I can do this with find, i.e. find . #* -maxdepth 1 -print, but I am looking for a solution that lists files and folders with permissions in ls. I presume that one way of doing this is by parsing the output of ls (but AFAIK this is usually not recommended).
Asking ls to only list files in a path that match a specific glob/regex
files;zsh;ls;regular expression;glob
You seem to be missing the -d option to ls.ls -ld \#*