notion of current directory for File cmd

i_nsis_t · 7th December 2001, 23:14

Maybe there's a way to do this already, but I've missed it. Wondering if you can set the "current directory" so that when using the File command, the path would be relative to that dir?

What I am doing now is something like this:

!define top some_path
File ${top}\bin\x86\foo
File ${top}\bar

But, if possible, I might do...

SetCurrentDir some_path
File bin\x86\foo
File bar

Just a thought..

i_nsis_t · 7th December 2001, 23:44

shite. just saw !cd in the manual. nev'mind.

7th December 2001, 23:14	#1
i_nsis_t Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 2	notion of current directory for File cmd Maybe there's a way to do this already, but I've missed it. Wondering if you can set the "current directory" so that when using the File command, the path would be relative to that dir? What I am doing now is something like this: !define top some_path File ${top}\bin\x86\foo File ${top}\bar But, if possible, I might do... SetCurrentDir some_path File bin\x86\foo File bar Just a thought..

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7th December 2001, 23:44	#2
i_nsis_t Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 2	shite. just saw !cd in the manual. nev'mind.