From: Tim Pease Date: 2007-04-03T03:09:21+09:00 Subject: Re: folder delete script On 4/2/07, Gus Hoppes wrote: > Hi. I am a rubyn00b. I need help. I'm trying to write a script that will > delete specific sub folders in a particular folder. I would like to delete > all folders that begin with lets say the letter "T" that are two weeks old. > It would probably work like the deltree command in dos (deltree T*.* /s). > How would I write that in ruby? Is it also possible to use wildcards in > ruby? If so how? Any help would be greatly appreciated. TY! > The Dir.glob command will help you find folders that start with a particular letter. The File.stat command will help you determine the creation / modification times of those folders and whether or not they are folders at all. The documentation for these items can be found on the Ruby-doc website. http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/ Have fun learning Ruby! Ruby has taught me more about programming than any other language out there. The community is simply wonderful, too. Blessings, TwP