2 patches for trash-empty and restore-trash

[tyru]

Hello list.
Here is the correct place to post a patch?

I created 2 patches.

The first patch is about trash-empty.
As iamcraig said here (http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=19076),
trash-empty ignores given arguments and accessing index is wrong.
And I added `sys.exit(1)` in except statement
because when args[0] is not number and int() fails to convert,
also ignores arguments and remove all files in trash (regardless of
their trashed timestamp).

The second patch is about restore-trash.
When I give EOF input to restore-trash,
restore-trash will exit with stacktrace.
Inputting non-number string (e.g. "foo") results in the same.
In addition, the attached patch supports multiple files like "1 2 4".
It will remove files correspond to 1, 2, 4.

[Andrea Francia]

Thanks Tyru, 

  I try to review them for the 26 february 2011.

Thank you

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[tyru]

fix a little bit of restore-trash patch.
merge all the same except statements.

[Andrea Francia]

Dear Tyru,
  I uploaded a fixed version of trash-empty.

Could you provide a list of steps that will exploit the bug? I will
use they for regression testing.
Could you provide the same for the new added feature?
The bug report #59 is a good example of that.

Only those two section are important:
1) What steps will reproduce the problem?
2) What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

I will try to translate your input in automatic tests.