How do I do 'dir /s /b' in PowerShell?

Question

I have a folder with three files and want the equivalent of dir /s /b in PowerShell. How do I do that?

For example, if the folder name is temp3

Answer 1

Just to enforce, what Joey said:

gci -r -filter *.log | % fullname

This works to find files like dir /s/b *.log does.

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(dir -r *.log).FullName works as well

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Execute this once in your powershell shell, to enable a dirsb *.log command:

function global:dirsb {
    param ([Parameter(Mandatory=$true)][string]$fileFilter)
    gci -r -filter $fileFilter | % fullname
}

or add it to your profile: PS> notepad $profile