brackets stay in path
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On 10/03/2009 at 11:42, xxxxxxxx wrote:
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Cinema 4D Version: 10.1
Platform: Windows ;
Language(s) : C.O.F.F.E.E ;---------
i have a script that loads a texture into a material channel.
i can get texture to load if the texture is in the same folder as project with filename as eg.. "texture.jpg".
but if i try to load it from a different folder eg... "c:\Folder\subfolder exture.jpg"
it loads the path as "c:Foldersubfoldertexture.jpg"does anyone know how to get the brackets to stay in the path?
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On 10/03/2009 at 20:18, xxxxxxxx wrote:
i dont know if this will make people understand more but i said the wrong name.
its meant to be "back slash" \ (not bracket)
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On 10/03/2009 at 20:56, xxxxxxxx wrote:
never mind.
i got it working.
i had to add double back slash
eg... change c:\folder\image.jpg to c:\\folder\\image.jpg
(just incase someone has same problem)
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On 11/03/2009 at 14:16, xxxxxxxx wrote:
It is generally better to use AddLast(folder or file name) to construct the path instead of writing it directly. This also makes sure it is plattform independently generated I´d say.
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On 11/03/2009 at 15:07, xxxxxxxx wrote:
that wont work?
because im using it to load a texture to a material (same material all the time)then apply it to an object.wouldnt "AddLast(folder or file name)" just use the last path a browsed to.
which i dont wont because i could change the path, which would make the code not work anymore
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On 11/03/2009 at 16:15, xxxxxxxx wrote:
What I mean is something like this:
Filename fn = "C:";
fn->AddLast("folder");
fn->AddLast("image.jpg");You shouldn´t explicitly define the path as you did. It doesn´t matter how you use it, I am talking about the compatibility of the path construction if you know what I mean.