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Re: Shortcuts/aliases/sym-links?
Dan Phiffer wrote:
Well unix symlinks are made with ln -s /path/to/file, and a symlink to> Has anybody out there written code to facilitate the maintanance
> (reading/resolving, writing) of Windows's shortcuts, Mac OS's aliases, or
> Unix's symbolic links? I couldn't find anything in the File System section
> of PEAR, but maybe there's other code out there for this sort of thing? Or
> maybe something built into the core language that I'm not aware of?
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> Thanks for any pointers,
> -Dan
>
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that file will be placed in the dir that command is run in.
Just use the backticks "`" to execute it.
Also look at "man ln" on Linux.
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