Consider a directory with the following files.
20160909_154139.jpg
20160909_154038.jpg
20160909_153929.jpg
20160909_153927.jpg
20160908_121201.jpg
20160908_121155.jpg
When I do ls with no arguments, I get the files in the order above.
Let's say instead I just wanted the files in this order between 20160909_154038.jpg and 20160908_121201.jpg.
Is there some argument I can pass to ls to specify this desire?
That can certainly be achieved by piping the output into awk
ls | awk '/^20160909_154038\.jpg$/,/^20160908_121201\.jpg$/'
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