Re: :tree symbolic links, well

Calmar wrote:

> I came across the prob, that I wanted to :tree over one
> symbolic link.
>=20
> since it was only one, I just parsed that symbolic link with
> a separate :tree as well.
>=20
> It might also be possible to create somekind of recursive
> function with os.path.islink() to get sybolic links contents, or
> using pythons os.walk maybe, or whatever.
>=20
> Well, I just want to say, I almost needed to :tree over
> symbolic links ;), if I can say that, and I was almost forced
> not beeing able to use that very agreable :tree command anymore.

Can you please give an example?  I don't quite understand what you want
to do.

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