Subject:Changing Project File Location breaks project Author:(Deleted User) Date:05 Mar 2002 10:49 AM
I have a project file with 50 or so XSLT and XML files attached. I need to move the file up a level in my file tree (for tidiness sake). But when I do Stylus says it cannot find any of the files. Looking at the FULL URL option, it looks like the absolute path display is a fiction. Does stylus actually store the relative path of the file to the project and then simply concatenate the actual path of the project file to create the FULL URL option? Is there a setting so that the files in the Stylus project are stored as actual paths and not relative paths? How does Stylus store files in the project?
Subject:Re: Changing Project File Location breaks project Author:Minollo I. Date:05 Mar 2002 11:10 AM
At 11:00 AM 3/5/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>From: "Jonathan Fallin"
>
>I have a project file with 50 or so XSLT and XML files attached. I need
>to move the file up a level in my file tree (for tidiness sake). But when
>I do Stylus says it cannot find any of the files. Looking at the FULL URL
>option, it looks like the absolute path display is a fiction.
Yes, that's only a display option.
>Does stylus actually store the relative path of the file to the project
>and then simply concatenate the actual path of the project file to create
>the FULL URL option?
Not necessary "simply", but yes, that's what it does by default.
>Is there a setting so that the files in the Stylus project are stored as
>actual paths and not relative paths? How does Stylus store files in the
>project?
It uses relative paths, as you guessed. The possibility to let you save the
project using absolute references to documents was designed to be there;
but it didn't make 3.1; it will be there in 4.0, available in beta version
in about 10 days.