LaTeX auxiliary file clean-up

Here is a quick definition for bash/zsh what will delete all output files related to LaTeX .tex files in the current directory:

rubber () {
  shopt -s nullglob  # Ignore unmatched globs (bash; zsh not needed)
  local exts=(
    aux fdb_latexmk idx ilg ind fls log out synctex.gz toc snm nav
    gnuplot table vrb lot lof blg bcf bbl run.xml synctex dep
  )
  for t in *.tex; do
    local base=${t%.tex}
    for ext in "${exts[@]}"; do
      rm -f -- "$base.$ext"
    done
  done
}

Usage: just run rubber in the directory of interest.

Example: with a.tex a.log, b.log, it removes a.log but keeps b.log.