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| Sukasa Posts: 2057/2068 |
True, I could... but since this is a windows program 
I'll make ./ work. It's easy enough, if Left(FPath,2) = "./" then FPath = App.Path + Right(FPath,Len(FPath)-2)  |
| HyperHacker Posts: 4953/5072 |
This might be confusing to *nix users - /blah in those OSes is an absolute path, so it could be confusing that \blah in this program is a relative one. You could use .\blah, which is more standard - . refers to the current directory in every OS/filesystem driver I've ever seen, so Windows' file functions might even automatically handle this for you. |
| Chaos Force Posts: 1052/1056 |
Sounds good, as long as it works. 
And hows the progress on that anyways? Got a release date set at all? |
| Sukasa Posts: 2056/2068 |
Well, after thinking about it for a little whle, I thought about some of the comment's i'd recieved about the way Blocktool Omega handles filenames for blocks.
I've decided on somehting similar to this: Support for filepaths such as X:\BTOFolder\Blocks\block.bin will still exist, but If you typed in the filename as \block.bin, then BTO would automatically look in it's \blocks\ folder. Comments/suggestions on this alternate form of block filepath detecting? |
