Hi, an absolute path is like this: %/c/cygwin/ %/d/games/afile etc.. Hope that's what you're after. By the way, somebody once said it's better to specify dirs with the '/' on the end. I forget why... Anton. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I want to create a configuration file which loads in some functions I wrote. I wrote >a verbose description of the program below, but then figured: "Gee, REBOL is actually >more concise and easy to understand than my English!" > > REBOL [] > > rebol-dir: "/cygwin/home/administrator/rebol" > > j: join rebol-dir "/vindex.r" > > f: to-file j > > do f > > so I have two questions: > > 1- how can i use "c:/cygwin/home/administrator/rebol" instead of just > "/cygwin/home/administrator/rebol" so that I can use directories which may be on any >drive? > > 2- As it stands, this script just hangs even though there is a file called vindex.r >in the created directory path > > Get your FREE Email and Voicemail at Lycos Communications at > http://comm.lycos.com
