G> May be that's because rmdir works on ``empty'' directories. No point
G> prompting.
Some times we still want to be asked:
$ rmdir -i dir4* dir?3
True, one could use features of xargs.
Or we might want to alias to rmdir -i all day long for
On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Dan Jacobson wrote:
> Hey no fair. rm has a -i, but rmdir doesn't.
> Yes, there are other ways to simulate it.
>
May be that's because rmdir works on ``empty'' directories. No point
prompting.
Vamsee
--
Playfully doing something difficult, whether useful or not, that is
Hey no fair. rm has a -i, but rmdir doesn't.
Yes, there are other ways to simulate it.
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