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'''NAME'''<br />
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: ns_symlink - Create a symbolic link<br />
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'''SYNOPSIS'''<br />
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: '''ns_symlink''' ''?-nocomplain? filename1 filename2''<br />
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'''DESCRIPTION'''<br />
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: This command creates a symbolic link named ''filename2'' that points to the file or directory specified by ''filename1''. If the link fails, a Tcl error is generated, unless ''-nocomplain'' is specified.<br />
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: This is a legacy command from when Tcl did not have this functionality. It is now recommended you use<br />
Tcl's '''file link''' command instead. In other words, this:<br />
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ns_symlink $file1 $file2<br />
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is equivalent to:<br />
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file link -symbolic $file1 $file2<br />
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'''EXAMPLES'''<br />
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% ns_symlink [[ns_info pageroot]]/index.html [[ns_info pageroot]]/foo.html<br />
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'''SEE ALSO'''<br />
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: [[ns_chmod]], [[ns_link]], [[ns_mkdir]], [[ns_rename]], [[ns_rmdir]]<br />
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