#!/usr/bin/perl

# rmpriv [-q]
# Removes view private files (not checked-out files).
# Must be invokes within a ClearCase view.

use Getopt::Std;

getopts("q"); # quiet

my $lspriv = "cleartool lspriv -short -other";
open(LSPRIV, "$lspriv|") || die("Could not list private files");
my @files = <LSPRIV>;
close LSPRIV;

die("Error running cleartool lspriv") if ($? >> 8);

# chomp (@files);

my $count = 0;

print "Found " . scalar @files . " files.\n" unless $opt_q;

foreach my $file (sort {$b cmp $a} @files)
{
    chomp($file);
    $count += rmdir($file)  if     -d $file;
    $count += unlink($file) unless -d $file;
    print "deleted $file\n" unless -e $file || $opt_q;
}

print "Deleted $count files.\n" unless $opt_q;

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