* 2012-10-22 06:41 +0200 Reedmace Star:
> * 2012-10-22 04:44 +0200 Ian Hulin:
>
> > If my-scheme-defs.scm is in path my-scheme-dir
> >
> > --- file master.ly ---
> >
> > \version "2.16.0"
> > % allow guile to find your file.
> > #(set! %load-path cons("my-scheme-dir" %load-path))
> > #(load-from-path "my-scheme-defs.scm")
> >
> > %% do something ...
>
> O.k., but that would require "my-scheme-dir" to be an absolute path,
> lest I run into the original problem, right?
>
> To keep the project self-contained and movable, I would prefer to
> include relative to master.ly. Can I somehow find out its containing
> directory from inside that file?
To half-answer my own question: guile 2 seems to have a function
(current-filename), so something like (dirname (current-filename))
instead of "my-scheme-dir" might work. Though LilyPond is still using
guile 1.8, this at least puts a possible future solution on the horizon.
In case someone knows a method that works now, I'm still interested.
Best regards,
R.S.
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