9 Feb
2003
9 Feb
'03
12:35 p.m.
Grant Jacobs wrote:
I've been trying to get up to tricks with the in clause of uses, eg.
uses GHJStdDefs in 'GHJLibraries/GHJStdDefs.p' ;
For me this seems to work. What exactly did you do?
It seems to me that the in clause only supports filenames, not paths
- true? (or put another way, that's what it appears to do: is this
the intended/standard/expected behaviour?) The only way I have been able to get GPC to see my libraries is to use --unit-path on the command-line. I'll pop a note into the doc forms later.
That's generally recommended. Putting absolute paths into the source is obviously a bad idea, but a relative path might be ok ...
Frank
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