Find out about links I have a few links set up.  I can do ls -l and get full information about them.

For example:

Me-Machine:Links me$ ls -l ~/Links

total 8

lrwxr-xr-x  1 me  staff  64 26 Jul 23:20 jenkins_tc -&gt; /Users/me/developer/buildproj/apache-tomcat-7.0.42/bin


I only want to see the link, 

jenkins_tc -&gt; /Users/me/developer/buildproj/apache-tomcat-7.0.42/bin


and not the rest of the stuff.

What would be the command for this?
This command:

    stat -f "%N%SY" symbolicLinkName


will produce the output:

    symbolicLinkName -&gt; linkedFileName


(-f is the "format" option for "stat".  The %N in the format is the filename of symbolic link and the %SY is the way to print out the name of the file it points to with the string " -> " before it. (The S usually means to print the field as a string but it has the special meaning for "Y", the name of the file pointed to, which adds the arrow before the file name.)