At 10:11 -0400 on 07/29/2011, Steve Kalkwarf wrote about Re: Should
relative paths work for x-counterpart emacs vari:
> I'm trying to setup emacs variable to specify a counterpart file
for some perl modules. I've not been able to get it working and not
sure if problem is the emacs syntax or if counterpart doesn't work
for files in a different directory.
The directory/file structure is:
Schema:
Results:
User.pm
ResultSets:
User.pm
In the Schema/Results/User.pm file I put this as the first line:
# -*- x-counterpart: ../ResultSets/User.pm -*-
Clicking the counterpart button or choosing Open Counterpart
doesn't do anything. Should I be able to do that, and if so can
anyone suggest the correct syntax to use?
I haven't stepped through the code to verify this, but my suspicion
is the same-named files are not being handled correctly.
A quick test to check this theory is to change the name in ResultSets
(and the x-counterpoint command) to User1.pm and see if it now works.
If it does, you have found the error in the BBEdit support code. If
it still does not work, you have eliminated this possible source of
the failure to work.
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