I know this is kind of cheeky, but I am thinking of making some macros where it would be incredibly useful to be able to get the path of the current file relative to the project directory, instead of as an absolute path from the root hard drive, is there any possibility this could be added? (I really have no idea how difficult this might be). Or perhaps this is so easy in Perl that its not worth the effort, Im afraid I don't know any Perl.
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Chris
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On Jun 23, 2005, at 3:33 AM, Chris Jenkins wrote:
I know this is kind of cheeky, but I am thinking of making some macros where it would be incredibly useful to be able to get the path of the current file relative to the project directory, instead of as an absolute path from the root hard drive, is there any possibility this could be added? (I really have no idea how difficult this might be). Or perhaps this is so easy in Perl that its not worth the effort, Im afraid I don't know any Perl.
You might look to the Java bundle for inspiration. I do something similar with the templates in there.
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