Doug Hennig has this replacement for SYS(14):
http://doughennig.blogspot.com/2009/03/replacement-for-sys2014.html
However if the path of the "to" parameter is at the same level or below the
path of the "from" parameter, it returns a value with a leading "\" which
should not be there. The following change in his code solves the issue - I
have posted a comment on his blog
If Upper(Left(lcFrom,Len(lcFrom)-1)) == Upper(Left(lcTo,Len(lcFrom)-1))
lcPath = SubStr(lcTo,Len(lcFrom))
Else
PathRelativePathTo(@lcPath, @lcFrom, lnFromAttrib, @lcTo, lnToAttrib)
EndIf
Alternatively you could use this instead
lcPath = "..\" + SubStr(lcTo,Len(lcFrom))
Hope somebody finds this useful ...
Paul Newton
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