>
> > I want to lauch a script with arguments
>
> > .filename(arg1, arg2, ...)
>
> > But I want "filename" to be an _absolute_ path to a file in an
> > arbitary location, not necessarily on the script path.
>
The only way to do it now is to add the path to the script path. You
could first save the existing script path (scriptpath) and then
restore it after the call (use do("script path",saved) as
script.path does not work currently).
The issue is that
.filename(arg1, arg2, ...)
is parsed using PowerPro's expression parser, since the arg list
could contain any expression. So currently the file name has to be
valid identifier.
I suppose I could allow : and \ in this one circumstance only,
although it might cause syntax ambiguities if these very become
operators. Allowing / is probably not a good idea for this reason.
I will think about this more for 4.5.02.
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