Red 2.2 portable - 빈폴더 삭제 프로그램
Red 2.2 portable - 빈폴더 삭제 프로그램.zip
하드디스크에 있는 빈 폴더를 찾아내서 삭제하는 프로그램
시스템 폴더는 알아서 삭제를 안 하므로 안심하고 돌려도 될 듯하다.
가끔 돌려주면 좋을 것 같다.
CREDITS
Thanks a lot to all users who donated to the project! I never expected to
receive a single donation. But as it turns out, quite a few people seem
to use and like RED :-)
Special thanks go to:
* Wolf from the Computer Club Sunland Village (Mesa Arizona)
for his continuous kind feedback and beta testing!
* Havy A.C. (ZyntaXis) for helping me with the Windows 7
and Vista compatibility
* Russ for his idea of protecting and unprotecting directories
* All other users who send me their feedback!
DISCLAIMER
To be honest with you as user of RED I have to tell you that one user of RED
(v2.1) reported that it deleted folders which were not completely empty and
contained files important to him. I'm really very sorry for that! I checked all
routines of RED several times to ensure nothing goes wrong, but somehow it
happened on the system of that user. Unfortunately, I could not determine what
caused that behaviour. In addition to that the user did not wanted to try to
locate the error, because he was (understandably) very upsetand uninstalled RED
instantly. But he told me that the directory names contained chinese characters.
So I tried to reproduce the error by testing RED with foreign directory names.
But I could not find a bug - RED worked as expected.
My conclusion: I currently assume it was a unfortunate exception or some sort
of misconfiguration and I hope that it does not happen again. I also refactored
and optimized the whole sourcecode of RED 2.2 to improve the stability and the
error handling.
To sum up, if you use RED for the first time have a look at the directories
RED found and rethink if they are plausible. And if you want to be really
safe double-click a few folders to see if they are really empty. This
especially applies to systems with directory names containing any special
characters. Contact me if you notice anything strange.
(BTW: As I originally developed RED for myself therefore I took particular
care to ensure everything works correctly.)
HINTS & FAQ
* Right click on a directory in the tree to get more options.
* You can use Regular expressions (Regex) in the "Ignore these
files" filter lists by putting the filter between two slashes.
Example:
/^tmp\.[0-9]+/
The line above matches all files like tmp.001, tmp.002 etc.
* Why am I getting these annoying "cannot access file" or
"Access to ... is denied." errors? -> That means RED tried to
scan or delete a file or directory that was locked by another
application. This is a safety feature to ensure that programs
don't access files that are currently opened by another.
To fix this problem close all other programs before using RED.
If that does not help you could try using tools such as
Unlocker (http://cedrick.collomb.perso.sfr.fr/unlocker/).
* Why .NET Framework!?
I'm sorry that RED requires the .NET Framework (the "Java" of
Microsoft) - it's really bloated. Regrettably, by now I did not had
the time to learn a "mature" programming language like C++.
But since today every new Windows system comes with .NET preinstalled
it should not be that big problem...
FEEDBACK
If you found a bug, have an idea or any other feedback please click
on the "Feedback" Link that should be visible above. Or manually
open the following URL:
http://www.jonasjohn.de/lab/red_feedback.htm
There you will find the latest informations on how to submit your
feedback.
EXTERNAL GRAPHICS USED FOR RED
I also thank the authors of the following graphics that I used in RED:
* Nuvola icons (GNU LGPL 2.1. license)
http://www.icon-king.com/projects/nuvola/
* NuoveXT icons (GPL license)
http://nuovext.pwsp.net/
* famfamfam silk icons (Creative Commons Attribution license)
http://www.famfamfam.com/
* My coffee icon - by victorward (at sxc.hu) photographer
http://www.sxc.hu/photo/593924
TOOLS I USED TO DEVELOP RED
* Visual C# 2010 Express
* Inno Setup (before v2.2 I used NSIS)
* SourceForge.net (hosting the RED downloads - Thanks!)
* dict.leo.org & linguee.com (great translation services)
LICENSE
RED is open source and can be freely used. Feel free to have a look into
the sourcecode behind RED to fix it, fork it, extend it, learn from it,
improve it, ...
The program is distributed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General
Public License which you can read over here:
http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lgpl.html
VERSION HISTORY
First release: Aug 04, 2005 / Last update: Feb 06, 2011