is this possible in win32 and other non-*nix environments.
I know the win2k/xp command-prompt is a a lot more powerful that most
people think, but is it possible without installing such tools as "sed"
and "xargs" neither of which I know what does.
/patrik
Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> Pavel Roskin <proski@gnu.org> writes:
>
>
>>>The rest is not really version control
>>>
>>>$ svn st --no-ignore | grep ^\? | cut -c2- | xargs rm -rf
>>
>>or simply:
>>
>>svn st --no-ignore | sed -ne 's/^?//p' | xargs rm -rf
>
>
>
> Remind me: did we all agree that this *wouldn't* be a new subcommand?
>
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