The Files command returns information on one or more directories or files by listing the contents of directories and the requested fields of information for files. If you do not specify any directories or files, Files lists the contents of the current directory. For each file specified, the command writes only the name of the specified file unless you specify information fields. If you omit this parameter, Files lists the contents of the current directory. If you specify a folder alias on the command line, this option causes Files to list the contents of the directory as if you had specified the actual path of the directory instead of a folder alias.
Lists subdirectories only.
Normally Files lists both subdirectories and files. Note that you cannot use this option in conjunction with -s . Writes the full pathname of all files listed. Writes the full pathname of all files listed. All aliases are resolved before expanding the path.