Hi Jon, > It may very well be that 'cat' cannot handle an URL, but when I try this: > (doc '+ "echo") > then I get this: > file:doc/ref_.html#+
Yes, that's right. 'echo' doesn't try to open its argument(s), but sends them to stdout. > It still seems to me that this path is more relative than absolute. As for all files in PicoLisp, this depends on how the interpreter is invoked. I have global and local installations here. So if I try the global one, $ pil + : (doc '+ "echo") file:///usr/lib/picolisp/doc/ref_.html#+ -> T or a local installation with relative $ ./pil + : (doc '+ "echo") file:doc/ref_.html#+ -> T or global pathes $ /usr/abu/pico/pil + : (doc '+ "echo") file:///usr/abu/pico/doc/ref_.html#+ -> T I always get the correct path. Cheers, - Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
