delq.txt

使用于OS/2下的小工具的C源程序,使用于OS/2下的小工具的C源程序

                                              DELQ [DUAL MODE]
     
     NAME DELQ - Delete files with query.
     
     SYNTAX
     
     DELQ    [Drive(s)]    [File(s)]    [/NOD|/TEST|/S|/H|/?]]
     [+A|+R|+S|+H|+D|+A]
     
     
     USAGE
     
     DELQ deletes  specified files with query - that is before
     each file is deleted, user is required to confirm delete.
     
     DELQ can  be given  a list  of drives  e.g  C:  D:.  DELQ
     searches these  drives for  the given  files. Each  drive
     specifier can  contain also  a  directory  specifier  e.g
     c:\test,  then  DELQ  searches  starting  from  the  test
     directory. Normally  DELQ  starts  its  search  from  the
     default directory.
     
     Normally DELQ  finds files  with attribute  bit, readonly
     bit  or   no  bits  set.  You  can  disable  the  default
     attributes with the /NOD (=No Default) switch.
     
     Files are  specified using normal OS/2 rules with ? and *
     acting as wild cards.
     
     There is a /TEST-switch, which shows the delete commands,
     but does  not execute  them. It  is useful  for verifying
     that you  have specified the correct files on the command
     line.
     
     With the /S -option DU shows also all subdirectories.
     
     The following options are recongnized:
     
     +H include also hidden files.
     +S include system files
     +R include read-only files
     +A include files with attribute-bit.
     +D include directories (does not make too much sense with
     SCAN).
     +N include  normal files.  This is  the  default.  Normal
     files include  files with read-only or archive or no bits
     at all set.
     /NOD No  Default. Do  not include  any files  by default.
     SOme combination of attributes must be given.
     /TEST Shows delete commands, but does not execute them.
     /S = Include subdirectories also.
     
     
     with /S  -option also  subdirectories are included in the
     search  for   specified  files.   DELQ  does  not  delete
     directories.
     
     With /TEST-option  DELQ shows  the files,  that could  be
     deleted. No files are affected.
     
     SEE ALSO
     scan, ff