Specific ls output

Question

Right now I'm calling the the following command ls -R and am receiving an output like this:

.:
file.txt script.php

./dir:
file.txt other.java

Is it possible to get the output to look like this:

./file.txt ./script.php ./dir/file.txt ./dir/other.java

I've looked through the parameters of ls and can't seem to find anything that will do what I want.

Answer 1

Try

find . -type f -printf '%p '

It will output one reeeally long line of the file names (incl. path) separated by space. There will be one bonus space at the end of it, too.

(You can trade that in for a newline by piping to sed 's/ $/\n/', which might be a good idea anyway.)