Hi! I'm currently after implemeting the Tcl VFS layer in the code and I stumbled in some dusty code corners...
Following commands I never actually used and their functionality is already well-done by the Tcl alone: ns_cp (file copy) ns_mkdir (file mkdir) ns_rmdir (file delete) ns_unlink (file delete) ns_normalizepath (file normalize) ns_link (file link -hard) ns_symlink (file link -symbolic) ns_rename (file rename) I do not know why we would like to maintain those commands when Tcl is already giving us a good and maintained interface to the needed functionalitly? I have some ideas: A. I could just trash those commands (some of you will probably not like it, although this would be the best option). B. I could re-route those calls to their corresponding Tcl commands by a means of a tiny wrapper and emit a warning message in the log file that those commands are deprecated. C. I could leave the internal code as-is and just emit the warning message in the log that those commands are deprecated. D. I could throw error on those commands telling the user to use the Tcl equivalent. E. I could leave them as-is i.e. they will not be VFS savvy. Now, were do you want to go today? Zoran
