On Sunday, August 27, 2023 at 5:44:23 AM UTC-5 Edward K. Ream wrote:
> Oops: The generated @path directives will be *wrong* unless dir_ is
either the outline directory or a subdirectory. Let's call this the *directory
constraint*.
*os.path.relpath *works in all common situations. The output from this test
script:
from os.path import relpath
for sep in '\\', '/':
base = fr'C:{sep}Users{sep}Dev'
path = fr"C:{sep}Repos{sep}leo-editor"
print('base:', base)
print('path:', path)
print('relpath', relpath(path, base))
print('')
is:
base: C:\Users\Dev
path: C:\Repos\leo-editor
relpath ..\..\Repos\leo-editor
base: C:/Users/Dev
path: C:/Repos/leo-editor
relpath ..\..\Repos\leo-editor
I'm not sure recursive imports should allow such "distant" @path directives.
Edward
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