Sometimes you want to display all files read and written by a process,
perhaps because the process acts as a filter (e.g. ffmpeg), and
information about all files is useful. Flag -f, or --full-display,
is added for this purpose.
The number of files in the output is still limited statically.
Sometimes you want to display all files read and written by a process, perhaps because the process acts as a filter (e.g. ffmpeg), and information about all files is useful. Flag
-f
, or--full-display
, is added for this purpose.The number of files in the output is still limited statically.