>> # purge - really remove a file!
>>>
>>> for i
>>> do [ -f $i ] && > $i
>>> done
>>> exec rm ${1+"$@"}
>> #!/bin/sh
>> tee ${1+"$@"} < /dev/null
>> exec rm ${1+"$@"}
>
> Why-oh-why are vile constructs like ${1+"$@"} still being used? This
> isn't 1985 any more. In any modern shell that you're likely to come
> across[1], plain "$@" will work just fine.
>
> -Dom, hating the "must work in 7th Edition" line of shell scripters.
You hate them until your code needs to work in medieval environments.
> [1] Don't get started on all that tcsh shite again...
>
