'touch' will not make the file size empty if the file is not empty. I
don't not want to use 'rm -f' first then touch because I might
accidentally remove something if I type anything wrong. Could somebody
let me a better way to create an empty file?
On Monday 25 January 2010 12:22:09 Peng Yu wrote:
'touch' will not make the file size empty if the file is not empty. I
don't not want to use 'rm -f' first then touch because I might
accidentally remove something if I type anything wrong. Could somebody
let me a better way to create an empty
Mike Frysinger wrote:
On Monday 25 January 2010 12:22:09 Peng Yu wrote:
'touch' will not make the file size empty if the file is not empty. I
don't not want to use 'rm -f' first then touch because I might
accidentally remove something if I type anything wrong. Could somebody
let me a better
