On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 04:21:40AM +0000, Ole Juul wrote:
> Yolanda wrote:
> > I'm fairly certain that deltree is a command included in
> > command.com, the main dos command interpreter. At any
> > rate, it does come with dos.
>
> Yep, it comes with MS-DOS, but it is not in the shell. It
> is a seperate program so you may, or may not, have it on a
> dos machine .... your choice. I usually include it though
> as it is one of my very favourite utilities. <g>
> BTW, I seem to recall that Open-DOS does not include a
> program for it, but rather provides a little batch file
> which does the same job.
OpenDOS comes with "xdel", which will do what deltree does
and offers more flexibility too. For example, you can use
it to recursively delete the contents of a directory tree,
while leaving the subdirectories in place. Another nice touch is
that the flags are the same as those for their version of
"xcopy".
R. [reading through old listmail tonight]
> Ole Juul
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