Feature Request: Deleting certain files in all subfolders

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[u]winapp2.ini:[/u]

[Cache Files]

Section=Others

Default=True

Filekey1=c:.|thumbs.db|RECURSE


[logs and errors]

Section=Others

Default=True

Filekey1=c:.|mscreate.dir|RECURSE

FileKey2=c:.|chklist.ms|RECURSE

FileKey3=c:.|.log?|RECURSE

FileKey4=c:.|.log|RECURSE

FileKey5=c:.|.chk|RECURSE

FileKey6=c:.|.err|RECURSE

FileKey7=c:.|*.dmp|RECURSE


[backup files]

Section=Others

Default=True

FileKey1=c:.|.old|RECURSE

FileKey2=c:.|.prv|RECURSE

FileKey3=c:.|*.bak|RECURSE


[VisualStudio temp files]

Section=Others

Default=True

FileKey1=c:.|.pdb|RECURSE

FileKey2=c:.|.nch|RECURSE

FileKey3=c:.|.pch|RECURSE

FileKey4=c:.|.ilk|RECURSE

FileKey5=c:.|*.aps|RECURSE


[Temp files]

Section=Others

Default=True

FileKey1=c:.|.fts|RECURSE

FileKey2=c:.|.ftg|RECURSE

FileKey3=c:.|.sik|RECURSE

FileKey4=c:.|.$db|RECURSE

FileKey5=c:.|.db$|RECURSE

FileKey6=c:.|.dd|RECURSE

FileKey7=c:.|._mp|RECURSE

FileKey8=c:.|.~mp|RECURSE

FileKey9=c:.|.wbk|RECURSE

FileKey10=c:.|.$$$|RECURSE

FileKey11=c:.|.—|RECURSE

FileKey12=c:.|.__|RECURSE

FileKey13=c:.|.temp|RECURSE

FileKey14=c:.|.tmp|RECURSE

FileKey15=c:.|.gid|RECURSE

FileKey16=c:.|~.|RECURSE

FileKey17=c:.|.diz|RECURSE


FileKey18=c:.|log.txt|RECURSE

FileKey19=c:.|.___|RECURSE

FileKey20=c:.|.temp|RECURSE

FileKey21=c:.|.tmp|RECURSE

FileKey22=c:.|.gid|RECURSE

FileKey23=c:.|~.|RECURSE

FileKey24=c:.|.diz|RECURSE


FileKey25=c:.|.xyz|RECURSE

FileKey26=c:.|.zzz|RECURSE

For example, these are detected:

c:\del.err

c:\f1\del.err

c:\Documents and Settings\del.err

c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Datos de programa\Microsoft\WLSetup\Logs\2009-10-06_10-53_174c-vhcdc5k3.log

c:\f1\thumbs.db

But these are NOT detected:

C:\Documents and Settings\admin\.netbeans\6.0\var\cache\index\0.7\s23\errors\Manager.err

C:\Archivos de programa\SQLUniform\errorLog.log

C:\Archivos de programa\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\SimObjects\Airplanes\vip\texture.jwes\thumbs.db

Any suggestion?

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Depends on your data structure. The sections in my winapp2.ini scanning from the root take rather long (~10 sec) since they search the complete folder tree (at least the first time, after the folder structure is cached it's faster of course). I have no comparison, so I can't really tell if it is slow or not.
Well, compare it with Windows XP Search, or GREP, or if know how, with a Windows PowerShell script. They complete the same search faster. Or is it just my computer?

I hope developers will attend to this matter.

Btw: Why the new account? Did your old one get banned? ;)
Yes. Moderator DennisD just told me that he will increase my warning level but said nothing about a permanent ban. But that's what's in effect now. So, I created a new user account because I felt obliged to deliver my "thank you" to developers.
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So, I created a new user account because I felt obliged to deliver my "thank you" to developers.

We already know about your constant account re-creation.

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Yes. Moderator DennisD just told me that he will increase my warning level but said nothing about a permanent ban. But that's what's in effect now.

Not quite the whole story, but I care less as coming back with a new username changes nothing. I've excluded your new account, and will do the same with any reincarnation you care to use, and I think it stands at 3 at the moment.