cwd gives me the current working directory,
with (escaped) backslashes as per the local filesystem:
cwd ! ===> "D:\\Anton\\Dev\\Factor"
resource-path gives me a relative directory:
"" resource-path ! ===> "./"
I'd like to transform the relative directory
into an absolute local path similar to what cwd gives.
I've found some words which may help along the way,
like add, join, split, path+, dll-path, source-file-path,
but I'm missing the resolution to absolute path.
Ultimately, this is for test-fmod.factor which
wants to take a song file in the fmod module directory,
convert it to an absolute path, and pass it to
FMOD's LoadSong function.
Any help appreciated,
Regards,
Anton.
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