RMF(1): remove files
USAGE
usage: rmf [-Dafnv] {file}
-D: debug
-a: remove all
-f: quiet, called 'force' in unix
-n: dry run; report removes but do not do them
-v: verbose; print the calls made in the order they are made.
DESCRIPTION
Rmf removes files in the input or arguments. Note that this implies that it can remove whole trees. The-a flag further implies to remove subtrees
for each directory entry found in the input, but note that using
"," as an argument removes a full tree. The
-a flag is still useful when using the
predicate to select the root of subtrees to be removed.
You are adviced to use first lf and then edit
the command to be rmf to be sure of what you
are going to remove.
EXAMPLES
Remove everything (do not try this at home):
; rmf /,
or perhaps
; lf /, | rmf
Remove all Ada source files from /src, a very
useful command:
; lf '/src,~\.ad[bs]$' | rmf
Using the same example, print one line per file remove but do not remove anything:
; rmf -n '/src,~\.ad[bs]$'
SOURCE
/zx/sys/src/clive/cmd/rmf
