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Papples
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Posted: 9th Jun 2009 15:14
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It appears to me that if you call it twice (relatively not absolutely)

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It sets the directory to "graphics\models\" the second time round when I would really want it to be "models".

Do I really have no choice but to save everything a "stuff" folder or is there a way around it.

Thanks
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jezza
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Posted: 9th Jun 2009 15:22
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This is because it uses the last directory as the relative directory, and not the default directory.
You could probably use
dbSetDir ( "..\\models\\" ); //do something
second time round.

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Papples
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Posted: 9th Jun 2009 15:26
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I was trying to avoid using long file paths but I guess its just the way it has to be.

Thanks anyway
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AlexI
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Posted: 9th Jun 2009 21:34 Edited at: 9th Jun 2009 21:35
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This function I wrote quickly should fix your problem:



Just call it as you are above but with the function name AlexI_SetDir


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Papples
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Posted: 10th Jun 2009 13:51
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Thanks AlexI.
Thats exactly what I needed.
getcwd().
It would be really useful to learn C++
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