tree

The tree command is a very usefull utility that will display directories and files in a tree like structure. This version has been enhanced to support z/OS specific functions:

• The protection bits with option -p will show a + to the right if an ACL is present

The following options are formatted according to the output of the ls -lET command:

• The --extended option will show the extended attributes with the protection bits. Specifying --extended enables -p by default.
• The --filetag option will show filetag information for the files.
• The -z option is a convenience option to enable all z/OS specific information at once.

Example command that will show all files in the users home dir and will also color according to the LS_COLORS environment variable.

It will format the tree nicely using utf8 tree characters if the terminal supports it.

tree -zC --charset=uft8 ~