texlinks
maintain symbolic links from format to engine
see also :
fmtutil
Synopsis
texlinks
[ OPTIONS... ] DIRECTORIES...
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description
texlinks
is used to create or recreate symbolic links from formats to
engines according to the information in fmtutil.cnf
or a file specified with --cnffile.
DIRECTORIES
is an optional list of directories in which to operate. If
no directories are specified the list of directories depends
on the --multiplatform option.
options
--cnffile
FILE or -f FILE
use file as configuration file
(default: fmtutil.cnf)
--help or -h
show some help text
--multiplatform or
-m
operate in all
platform-specific directories (default: operate only in the
directory for this platform)
--silent or
-s
silently skip over existing
scripts/binaries instead of printing a warning
--unlink or
-u
Unlink previously created
symlinks
--verbose or
-v
+set verbose mode on (default:
off)
files
fmtutil.cnf
default configuration file
bugs
None known, but
report any bugs found to <tex-k[:at:]tug[:dot:]org> (mailing
list).
see also
fmtutil ,
fmtutil.cnf
Web page:
<http://tug.org/teTeX/>
author
texlinks
was written by Thomas Esser <te[:at:]dbs[:dot:]uni-hannover.de>
in 1999. texlinks has been released into the public
domain.
This manual
page was written by C.M. Connelly <c[:at:]eskimo[:dot:]com>, for
the Debian GNU/Linux system. It may be used by other
distributions without contacting the author. Any mistakes or
omissions in the manual page are my fault; inquiries about
or corrections to this manual page should be directed to me
(and not to the primary author).