> The example uses $HOME/trashdir, not ./trasdir - the difference is
> important unless you have a trashdir directory in every directory
where
> you are going to use the rm command.
I am only trying this in my home directory i.e. /home/vineeta.
under vineeta dir.,i have a dir. called trashdir.
Now,my script lies in /home/vineeta
So,what's going wrong with alias rm='mv $1 ./trashdir' ??
As statux put it,use "$1" in quotes.
I missed out this.But,what's the difference.
Now,if i try out what statux says i.e. alias rm='mv "$1" $HOME/trashdir"
,i get:
mv: when moving multiple files,last arguement must be a directory.
Vineeta
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