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=={{header|BBC BASIC}}==
On Acorn computers the *CAT command catalogues the current directory, the equivalent of the Unix ls command or the DOS/Windows dir command. The BBC BASIC OSCLI command passes a string to the Command Line Interpreter to execute a system command, it is the equivalent of C's system() command.
With BBC BASIC for Windows you can execute the Windows dir command:
<lang bbcbasic>OSCLI "*dir":REM *dir to bypass BB4W's built-in dir command</lang>
And if running BBC BASIC on a Unix host, you can execute the ls command:
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▲<lang bbcbasic> *RUN dir
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