I think load does accept relative paths already. If my execution dir is /DD/CMDS and I have an executable in /DD named 'bork' then 'load ../bork' should work.
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William, maybe you meant relative to the current data directory? The load command, like executing commands, always use the current execution directory. So if the current execution directory is /DD/CMDS, load ../mydir/command will access /DD/mydir/command.
./command would simply mean /DD/CMDS/command and dir1/cmds/command would mean /DD/CMDS/dir1/cmds/command.
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I think load does accept relative paths already. If my execution dir is /DD/CMDS and I have an executable in /DD named 'bork' then 'load ../bork' should work.
William, maybe you meant relative to the current data directory? The load command, like executing commands, always use the current execution directory. So if the current execution directory is /DD/CMDS, load ../mydir/command will access /DD/mydir/command.
./command would simply mean /DD/CMDS/command and dir1/cmds/command would mean /DD/CMDS/dir1/cmds/command.