On Tue, 05 Apr 2011 22:56:05 -0400
"Kurt B. Kaiser" <k...@shore.net> wrote:
> If you look at remind's manpage, it appears that the INCLUDE statement
> can be also used with a path relative to the directory of the
> reminders file in which it is found. See the example in the RUN
> COMMAND section that follows the INCLUDE section.
The man page does not say that. See the documentation of the
filedir() function. (If you do use a relative filename, it's relative
to Remind's current working directory.)
The proper way to include a file relative to your home directory is:
INCLUDE [getenv("HOME")]/some-file
Since Remind already has a way to include a file relative to the current
file and relative to the home directory, I won't be applying any patches
in upstream.
Regards,
David.
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