Doh! That was perhaps a stupid example, because of course
cwd already gives that exact result. The general question is
how to resolve *any* relative path.
Here's the situation:
The fmod module is now located in libs/fmod .
libs/fmod/
load.factor
fmod.facto
Sorry, perhaps I wasn't that clear.
I'd like, given a relative path, eg:
"./"
to resolve it into the absolute path, eg:
"D:/Anton/Dev/Factor/"
Regards,
Anton.
> For space invaders I keep the ROM files in a directory stored in a
> variable rom-root. That's set to something lik
For space invaders I keep the ROM files in a directory stored in a
variable rom-root. That's set to something like "d:/foo/bar/roms". I
then take a file, "space-invaders/a.b" and path+ it too that stored in
rom-root to get the full name. Is that something like what you want?
Chris.
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cwd gives me the current working directory,
with (escaped) backslashes as per the local filesystem:
cwd ! ===> "D:\\Anton\\Dev\\Factor"
resource-path gives me a relative directory:
"" resource-path ! ===> "./"
I'd like to transform the relative directory
into an absolute local
