All I wanted to do was to remove an entire directory structure.
Back in the day, we had deltree but that appears to have gone in later versions of Windows.
However, we do have rmdir which does the job, as per this example: -
rmdir C:\IBM /S/Q
whereas my muscle memory would be do use this: -
rm -Rf /IBM
In the words of the prophet, good luck with that.
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Take a look at CMDER, a command line replacement (incl. a git client) which brings back all known Linux/Unix shell commands to the Windows world: http://cmder.net
Hi Oliver
Many thanks, I’ll check that out.
Merry Christmas, Dave
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