I need to remove all files and directories starts with ._
recursively:
find . -name \._* | xargs rm
How can this be done on Windows using a DOS/shell command (without Cygwin)?
I need to remove all files and directories starts with ._
recursively:
find . -name \._* | xargs rm
How can this be done on Windows using a DOS/shell command (without Cygwin)?
Have you tried del /s ._*
?
Download unxutils . It has all the commands you listed.
you could use a for
loop:
for /f "delims=" %a in ('dir /B /S *._*') do del "%a"
note this may be overkill, considering the simplicity of Adam Liss's answer.
If you are comfortable with UNIX tools then you can try installing the Berkeley Utilities which are ports of all your favourites like grep , awk and sed etc for windows.