OS X Shell-'Clickable'脚本删除文件？

Question

I use Latex to write my documents. Latex creates MANY auxiliary files to compile a document. I often times want to clean my working directory.

While I worked on Windows, I used to keep a .bat file in the working directory that looked like this:

del *.aux
del *.pdf
del *.log
del *.bak
del *.gz
del *.bbl
del *.blg

which I could just click on to get rid of all auxiliary files in the current directory .

Now, I want to do the same on my Mac. I have created a .sh file like this:

#!/bin/bash

echo "Cleaning files..."

rm *.aux
rm *.bak
rm *.bbl
rm *.blg
rm *.gz
rm *.log
rm *.pdf

echo "Done!"

which I know I can run (ie invoke from command line), but I cannot click on - which is more convenient because not always I will be using Terminal.

I should stress the fact that the script should delete the files in the directory where it was clicked from!

How can I convert this script into a "clickable" one?

I appreciate any input!

Answer 1

Based on this reference ( Getting the source directory of a Bash script from within ), I ended up solving my problem with the following code:

#!/bin/bash

DIR=$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )

echo "Cleaning files..."

cd $DIR
rm *.aux
rm *.bak
rm *.bbl
rm *.blg
rm *.gz
rm *.log
rm *.pdf

echo "Done!"

#read -p "Press [Enter] to continue..."

It works very well to clean all the nasty files left behind by Texmaker!

Answer 2

请参见此答案以使Shell脚本可双击，但请注意，从Finder启动脚本时，没有“当前目录”的概念。