Sidney Cammeresi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted the VMS way.
Not that I'm advocating this is the right way (let alone
have code that implements this), but here's how the same
things could look in Unix:
$ ls -F
foo.txt
$ ls foo.txt/*
foo.txt/1 foo.txt/2 foo.txt/3 foo.txt/4 foo.txt/5
$ fs purge foo.txt -keep 3
$ fs set_version_limit 3 foo.txt
$ ls foo.txt/*
foo.txt/3 foo.txt/4 foo.txt/5
$ echo hi >>foo.txt
$ ls foo.txt/*
foo.txt/4 foo.txt/5 foo.txt/6
$ rm foo.txt
$ ls foo.txt
foo.txt
$ ls foo.txt/*
foo.txt/4 foo.txt/5
$ rm foo.txt/*
$ ls foo.txt
ls: foo.txt: No such file or directory
$
At least there's no upper-case this way.
-Marcus
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