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Support and Feedback / Re: Relative paths

« on: August 02, 2011, 18:31:01 »

Thanks for the response, that does not appear to work.

Let me ask you this. Is there a constant for the path of the application (in other words the path where Multi Commander is located)?

For example, the path that is in focus can be referred to as {focusfilepath}.

If there is a similar constant for the application path, then that would pretty much solve the problem. The editor is one that I wrote and it is a standalone executable. I even tried creating a folder for it under the MultiCommander\Extensions folder, and I just cannot get it to execute.

Multi Commander appears to be very well thought out, so I am assuming that it is something I am missing.

Sincerely,
Kalek Seishaken

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Support and Feedback / Relative paths

« on: August 02, 2011, 01:08:09 »

I have installed multi Commander in a folder called

     {DriveLetter}:\pUtilities\MultiCommander

When I press a button called ProgEditor, I want it to use the programmers editor found in

     {DriveLetter}:\pUtilities\fastEditor

How do I declare a relative drive or path (relative of course to where the Multi Commander application executed from?

Thanks,
Kalek Seishaken