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PROGRAM:

NAME

g.remove - Removes data base element files from the user’s current mapset using the
search pattern.

KEYWORDS

general, map management, remove

SYNOPSIS

g.remove
g.remove --help
g.remove [-irefb] type=datatype[,datatype,...] [name=string[,string,...]]
[ignore=string[,string,...]] [pattern=string] [exclude=string] [--help] [--verbose]
[--quiet] [--ui]

Flags:
-i
Ignore case

-r
Use basic regular expressions instead of wildcards

-e
Use extended regular expressions instead of wildcards

-f
Force removal (required for actual deletion of files)

-b
Remove base raster maps

--help
Print usage summary

--verbose
Verbose module output

--quiet
Quiet module output

--ui
Force launching GUI dialog

Parameters:
type=datatype[,datatype,...] [required]
Data type(s)
Options: raster, raster_3d, vector, label, region, group, all
raster: raster map(s)
raster_3d: 3D raster map(s)
vector: vector map(s)
label: paint label file(s)
region: region definition(s)
group: imagery group(s)
all: all types

name=string[,string,...]
Name of file(s) to remove

ignore=string[,string,...]
Name of file(s) to ignore (default: none)

pattern=string
File name search pattern

exclude=string
File name exclusion pattern (default: none)

DESCRIPTION

g.remove removes data files matching a pattern given by wildcards or POSIX Extended
Regular Expressions. If the -f force flag is not given then nothing is removed, instead
the list of selected file names is printed to stdout as a preview of the files to be
deleted.

EXAMPLES

Delete map1 and map2 raster maps in the current mapset:
g.remove -f type=raster name=tmp1,tmp2
Delete all raster and vector maps starting with "tmp_" in the current mapset:
# show matching raster and vector maps but do not delete yet (as verification)
g.remove type=raster,vector pattern="tmp_*"
# actually delete the matching raster and vector maps
g.remove -f type=raster,vector pattern="tmp_*"
Delete all vector maps starting with "stream_" in the current mapset, but exclude those
ending with "_final":
g.remove -f type=vector pattern="stream_*" exclude="*_final"

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