Rmtree command #440
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…the read_dir function to invoke the callback both before and after processing the contents of a directory. Tidied up indentation in copy_file_callback.
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* Added --rmtree command for recursive directory deletion. Generalized the read_dir function to invoke the callback both before and after processing the contents of a directory. Tidied up indentation in copy_file_callback. * Added missing call to check_error.
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This branch is a cleaner implementation of the --rmtree functionality that was included in PR#420 (which I propose be abandoned - I will make a separate PR for its other changes.
The rmtree command leverages the existing read_dir function to handle the directory walk, and updates that function to enable a depth-first walk (so that we can fully delete a directory's contents before deleting the directory itself). I decided that the cleanest change was to call the callback both before and after processing the directory's contents, so the callback can act on either or both of these events according to its requirements.