02 Jul, 2009, Kline wrote in the 2nd comment:
rm "magic2.c\\"
02 Jul, 2009, triskaledia wrote in the 3rd comment:
Many thanks. It was getting annoying seeing that other file there.
–Silence Tyire, the Drunken.
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12 Jul, 2009, triskaledia wrote in the 4th comment:
Kline said:
rm "magic2.c\\"
I just wanted to point out that this method did work, but it also removed my magic2.c as well as the magic.c\ So, if anyone else ever needs to use this method may want to back their code up first.
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12 Jul, 2009, Fizban wrote in the 5th comment:
This looks like it would have been a better approach to me…
rm magic2.c*
or to rename it
mv magic2.c* magic2.c
rm magic2.c*
or to rename it
mv magic2.c* magic2.c
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I've tried rm magic2.c\, loaded up winscp380 and was going to remove the file from there, but both ways failed. rm magic2.c\ drops me into a wierd
as prompt screen that I've not figured out what it does… I always just hit cntrl+c and exit out of it. The file doesn't show inside of the winscp380 screen with the rest of the other files. So, any other way to remove it that I don't know of? Also, what is that weird editor that I sometimes get dropped into when I incorrectly enter a file?
[~/QuickMUD/src] rm magic2.c\
> \\I hit enter to exit this one… Sometimes I gotta hit cntrl+c or cntrl+z… Can't remember right now…
[~/QuickMUD/src]
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