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File | Date | Author | Commit |
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test | 2006-03-31 | s-m-u | [r9] option -p added |
LICENSE | 2006-03-31 | s-m-u | [r5] added license and simple install instructions a... |
Makefile | 2006-08-23 | s-m-u | [r14] README and MAKEFILE corrected |
README | 2006-08-23 | s-m-u | [r14] README and MAKEFILE corrected |
clean.tcl | 2006-08-23 | s-m-u | [r13] new options for pattern-matching; options renamed |
ABOUT 'clean' is a commandline tool that deletes temporary files. You can use, on a unix-like system, 'find' and 'rm' instead. clean is platform-independent, althogh it requires tcl to be installed. It is simple and should be ease to use. LICENSE This program is licensed under the GNU GPL. There is NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. Please read the LICENSE file for details. In one sentence, this means: You may use this program without restrictions, but if you decide to distribute the program (clean) itself, you will also have to use the GNU GPL, and you will have to release the source code. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS You will have to install a Tcl-Shell. You should also add the directory of the executable (tclsh or tclsh.exe or whatever) to your PATH environment variable. INSTALLATION To install clean, simply type: make install . This does only change a file permission, you can also use clean without installing it. INVOKATION To invoke clean, you need a Tcl-Shell. To start just type: ./clean.tcl To get help about parameters, type: ./clean.tcl --help BUGS/FEATURES/CONTACT If you found a bug in clean or if you want a new feature to be added, please contact us via sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/cleandir/