fileutil::multi - Multi-file operation, scatter/gather, standard object

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       report such in the category  fileutil  of  the  TcllibTrackers  [http://core.tcl.tk/tcllib/reportlist].
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       Programming tools

tcllib                                                 0.2                                 fileutil::multi(3tcl)

       This package provides a single command to perform actions on multiple files selected by glob patterns. It
       is  a  thin  layer over the package fileutil::multi::op which provides objects for the same. This package
       simply creates a single such object and directs all file commands to it.

       At the core is a domain specific language allowing the easy specification of multi-file copy and/or  move
       and/or  deletion  operations. Alternate names would be scatter/gather processor, or maybe even assembler.
       For the detailed specification of this language, and examples, please see the documention for the package
       fileutil::multi::op.

       copy, file utilities, move, multi-file, remove

       fileutil::multi - Multi-file operation, scatter/gather, standard object

       The main command of the package is:

       ::fileutil::multi ?word...?
              This command interprets the specified words as file commands to execute. See the section FILEAPI
              of the documentation for the package fileutil::multi::op for the set of acceptable commands, their
              syntax, and semantics.

              The result of the command is the result generated by the last file command it executed.

       package require Tcl8.59

       package require fileutil::multi?0.2?

       package require fileutil::multi::op?0.5.4?

       package require wip?1.1?::fileutil::multi ?word...?

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