This means you have to use find to do what you are trying.
John
On Monday, August 4, 2003, at 04:13 PM, Chris Merrill wrote:
CVS leaves around these annoying .#filename.1.2.3 files all over the place...I'm trying to get rid of them.
I tried:
rm -rf .#*
did not work, although it worked on other wildcards (e.g. rm -rf *.java)
rm -rf .[#]* worked, but not recursively (only in the current folder)
I could simply do this with a 'find' piped into a script with some simple search&replace, but it's driving me crazy that I can't do it with just 'rm'... BTW, I'm running this in CygWin :(
any ideas?
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