LNALL(VI) − PWB/UNIX 8/23/77
NAME
lnall − make links to a number of specified files
SYNOPSIS
lnall file [ file ... ] directory
DESCRIPTION
A link is made to each argument file in directory, using ln (II). The leading part of the files path name is stripped off, and the remainder is used to give the file its new name. Thus lnall ../*.h . will create the files 0.h
yy.h in the current directory, if these files exist in the parent directory.
SEE ALSO
cpall (VI), mvall (VI), cptree (VI), lntree (VI), rmtree (VI)
BUGS