g.mremove1grass

Removes data base element files from the user's current mapset.

Usage

g.mremove

g.mremove help

g.mremove [-refb] [rast=string [,string, ...]] [rast3d=string [,string, ...]] [vect=string [,string, ...]] [oldvect=string [,string, ...]] [asciivect=string [,string, ...]] [icon=string [,string, ...]] [labels=string [,string, ...]] [sites=string [,string, ...]] [region=string [,string, ...]] [region3d=string [,string, ...]] [group=string [,string, ...]] [3dview=string [,string, ...]] [--verbose] [--quiet]

Keywords

general, map management

Overview

g.mremove removes data files matching a pattern given by wildcards or POSIX Extended Regular Expressions. If the -f force flag is not given then nothing is removed, instead the list of selected file names is printed to stdout as a preview of the files to be deleted.

Examples

Delete all raster maps starting with "tmp_" in the current mapset:

g.mremove -f "tmp_*"

Releases

5 releases since Debian 4.0 (Etch); the text changed 4 times.