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on (release) {
fscommand ("exec", "someApplication.exe");
}
Although it is possible to use absolute or relative paths to open applications in folders other than the one in which the projector resides, problems have been reported with deeply-nested directory trees or folders higher in the tree than the projector itself. Therefore, it is preferable to keep the executables in the same folder, or a folder directly beneath it.
When specifying paths, a single dot represents the folder (equivalent to the example above ) in which the projector resides:
// points to a folder beneath the one the projector is in:
fscommand ("exec", "./foldername/someApplication.exe");
Two dots refer to the parent directory of the folder in which the projector resides:
// points to a folder in the the parent of the projector:
fscommand ("exec", "../foldername/someApplication.exe");
Preceding the path with a slash refers to the root folder of the disk the projector is on (absolute path).
// assuming the disk is D, points to D:/foldername
fscommand ("exec", "/foldername/someApplication.exe");
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