reading lines from standard input or a two way pipe into an array

Hi

I'm trying to read the output of 'ls -lartF' into an array, a line
into each array element
I've tried to do this in 3 different ways

1. I've managed to do this is using a two way pipe, as follows:

#!/bin/ksh

i=0
ls -lartF |&
while read -p line; do
print - "$line"
aline[i]="$line"
let i=i+1
done

Is there a way of doing the this without being a smartass (i.e.
without two way pipes)

2. In the following way it's all read as a single line into the first
array element:

#!/bin/ksh

i=0
print -r $(ls -lartF) > tmpshiron
while read -r line; do
print -r "$line"
aline[i]="$line"
let i=i+1
done < tmpfile
rm tmpfile

how can I read the output as lines?
is there a way I can read the lines without using a tempfile ???

3. I've tried (and failed) "feeding" the loop from the subprocess, as
follows:

while read -r line; do
...
...
done < $(ls -lartF)

what is the most straight forward way of doing this?

Thanks
Shiron
.