Lsruns prints on screen a list of all runs that have been computed.
| lsruns [-h] ["pattern" ...] |
| -h | : | Display a usage message and exit with nonzero return value. |
| pattern | : | List all runs that match the shell pattern pattern. |
Lsruns honors the environment variables LSRUNS_COLS and LSRUNS_FW, which influence the formatting of lsruns' output. LSRUNS_COLS sets the maximal number of columns per line (default is 6) and LSRUNS_FW sets the field width per run name (default is 10).
Lsruns prints a list of runs that match a shell pattern, that is, a pattern containing the wildcard characters `*' and `?'; see the manual of [t]csh for what else might be used. Note that a pattern must be enclosed in double-quotes to prevent premature expansion by the shell. If no pattern is given, then all runs will be printed.
Lsruns returns 0 on success and 1 if an error occurred or the -h switch was given.