- Procedure FileDelete(filename, delete\_readonly\_files)
FileDelete
The procedure FileDelete
deletes one or more files from your disk.
FileDelete(
filename, ! (input) scalar string expression
[delete_readonly_files] ! (optional, default 0) scalar expression
)
Arguments
- filename
A scalar string expression representing the file(s) you want to delete. The string may contain wild-card characters such as ‘*’ and ‘?’, allowing you to delete a whole group of files at once.
- delete_readonly_files
A scalar expression indicating whether read-only files must be deleted without further notice (value \({}\neq{}\) 0), or whether the procedure should fail on a read-only file (value 0).
Return Value
The procedure returns 1 on success. If it fails, then it returns 0, and the pre-defined identifier
CurrentErrorMessage
will contain a proper error message.
See also
The procedures FileExists
, DirectoryDelete
.