LinkPathSetAbsolute
This command converts a relative path to an absolute path. An absolute path to a resource is given as the unique path from the root of the hard disk, such as C:\ through a chain of directories to the resource. An absolute path is C:\DATABASES\MONTANA\BILLINGS_W.BOX.
A relative path to a resource is given as the path from the current location of the current resource to the other resource. Look at the following absolute path descriptions for three resources:
- Resource: C:\DATABASES\MONTANA\BILLINGS_W.BOX
- Resource: C:\DATABASES\MATERIALS\MATERIALS.BOX
- Resource: C:\DATABASES\LIGHTS\LIGHTS.BOX
If the resource BILLINGS_W.BOX wishes to reference MATERIALS.BOX and LIGHTS.BOX using a relative path, the relative path is described as "go up one directory from your current location. Look in the directory named MATERIALS to find MATERIALS.BOX". The term "..\" is used to say "move up on directory".
- Resource: C:\DATABASES\MONTANA\BILLINGS_W.BOX
- Relative Path: ..\MATERIALS\MATERIALS.BOX
- Relative Path: ..\LIGHTS\LIGHTS.BOX
- Resource Location: C:\DATABASES\MONTANA\MODELS\TREE.BOX
- Relative Path: ..\..\MATERIALS\MATERIALS.BOX
- Resource Path: ..\..\LIGHTS\LIGHTS.BOX
Using This Command
Select a link and apply the command.
Figures
Figures are as follows:
Figure 1.1.
A link node using a relative path:
Figure 1.2.
A link node using an absolute path:
Registration
Command registration information is as follows:
| Category Type | Information |
| Implementation | SCRIPT |
| Module | LINK_SCRIPTS.SSL |
| Category | Link Commands |
| GUID | {1F91FB00-F612-46D4-A453-4B81096121A9} |
| Source Name | LinkPathSetRelative |
| Interface Name | Link: Use Relative Path |
| Core | No |
| Sample | Yes |
| Access | Modify [link] on main menu or link command menu. |