#!/bin/csh -f
# Show names of existing emacs autosave files, and optionally prompt to delete
# them.   Good for cleaning up any that got left behind when I said No after 
# Aquamacs asked whether to save my changes.

#ls -FlartR  /var/folders/cT/cTpAPWp0HAy1lMqO3iQ9g++++TI/-Tmp-/
#ls -FlartR  /var/folders/*/*/-Tmp-/ |& grep Users
# The following shows the full paths better, to make it easier to delete them.
#find /var/folders -name "*Users*" |& grep Users
#if ("$1" == "del") then
#   find /var/folders -name "*Users*" -ok rm -v "{}" ";"
#endif

# Note: Change this location if it ever changes in my .emacs file.
if (! -d ~/temp/emacs/autosaves) then
   # Create ~/temp/emacs/autosaves folder to hold emacs autosave files
   # in case it doesn't already exist.  Emacs does NOT create it otherwise,
   # and so all autosaves fail.
   echo "Creating ~/temp/emacs/autosaves folder..."
   mkdir -pv ~/temp/emacs/autosaves 
endif

find ~/temp/emacs/autosaves/ -name "*#*"
if ("$1" == "del") then
   find ~/temp/emacs/autosaves/ -name "*#*" -ok rm -v "{}" ";"
endif