Zitat von Graeme Geldenhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Mattias Gaertner wrote:
> >> I'm getting annoyed not being able to easily search and delete any
> >> executables in my Linux programming folders.
> >
> > Here is a one liner:
> > find my-Linux-programming-folder -name '' -type f -perm /111 -regex
> > '[^.]+' -exec rm {} \;
>
> Thanks, I'll make a note of that. But sometimes I use Midnight Commander
> or Total Commander via Wine, so in that case it doesn't work (or at
> least easily). I often use the search feature in Total Commander, feed
> the results to a Panel and delete everything it found.
Can it search for files without extension?
> > I'm curious:
> > Why don't you use an output directory? Then you can simple delete all
> > files there.
>
> I do, a 'units' directory. But that only stores the the *.o or *.ppu
> files. My executable get created in the same directory as the .lpr file.
> That's how I prefer it.
Well, apparently you prefer the 'file extension = file type' idea. You will hate
Macs.
> > IMO .app is a bad idea, because: The .app is hidden in
> > the finder, the executable itself has no extension and .app is meant to
> > be the folder, not the executable.
>
> My knowledge of Mac OS X equates to 2 hours of playing with it. I didn't
> know .app is a folder!
It is a secret and only told the most fearless Mac users (those using the
terminal). ;)
> I also don't develop application for a Mac yet,
> but will some day.
>
> I simply thought '.app' is nice, because it = 'application'
> I did think of '.bin', but that = binary. Many other things are also
> binary files (shared objects, database files etc), so doesn't really say
> 'Hey I'm an application!' to me. ;-)
>
> Any other suggestions for a linux application extension?
.linux or .elf
> > IMHO you should easily distinguish between Mac OS X applications
> > folders and linux binaries too and not use .app.
>
> True.
>
>
> > There is no option yet. Here is the default:
> > ide/lazconf.pp GetExecutableExt
>
> Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I'll see if I can make
> some Environment Option.
ok.
Keep in mind that this value is used for searching executables too.
Mattias
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