How to Delete a files recursively w/ wildcards?

[Mizar]

Firstly, make sure you're either in the directory you want to delete all .infos recursively from (current directory), or add the path before your #?.info.  For example, the command "delete dh2:mods/#?.info all".  This will delete all .info files in every nested subdirectory within the "dh2:mods" directory.  If any of them have the "d" protection bit missing, they won't be deleted, and it will report so.  In this case, use "delete dh2:mods/#?.info all force".

[Mizar]

Mizar, Thanks for trying, but.... That command works for the main DIR but doesn't recurse into sub-directories.. I thought it had something to do with an odd usage of the LIST command....

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*sigh*

Oh, you're right.  That command doesn't work very well.  Yes, you have to use LIST LFORMAT to create a short script.  This will work, try this:

list dh2:mods all sub .info lformat "delete %p%n" >ram:delinf

(where dh2:mods again is your directory where you want to delete the .info files.)

Then "execute ram:delinf".  Just look and make sure the full path in the script file (ram:delinf) is correct before you delete the wrong directory.