RE: #include oddities.

[Jan Holler <nospam@thanx>]

On 19-Oct-01 Ken McGlothlen wrote:
> I have a situation where my WML file includes a file in a subdirectory, which
> includes another file in that same subdirectory.  Here are the files:
 
> test.wml:
>         #include '.toc/tt.wmi' 

> .toc/tt.wmi:
>         #include 'tt.chp'
 
> .toc/tt.chp:
>         <li/>Item 1

That does not work since all paths are relative to test.wml.
You should use definition-variables defined in .wmlrc:
e.g.:
-D TOCPATH~"./toc"

then:

test.wml:
          #include '$(TOCPATH)/tt.wmi'
.toc/tt.wmi:
          #include '$(TOCPATH)/tt.chp'


Cheers!
 -jan



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