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> Can You Use Relative Paths?
SumDumGuy3
post Aug 28 2004, 03:15 PM
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Me again... I am making stuff to run from a dvd but during development and testing I am running it from a folder on the f drive. Obviously then all of the paths I put in are hard coded to either the D:\... or F:\... and every time I move them from one to the other I have to change all of the paths. If I could just make them relative like .\... instead of F:\Testing\... it would be great. Then when I move it to dvd it would still work no changes...

If not, is it possible to determine where MXM is being run from then that could be put into a variable for use in the paths?

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post Aug 28 2004, 07:38 PM
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the system variable $ActualPath$ is where MXM is run from
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post Aug 28 2004, 08:57 PM
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Ahhh, Sweet....

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