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Another question :)
Is it possible for POV-Ray to search the SUB-directories of it's include
Library Path?
For example : If the library direcectory is c:\povray\includes, is there
a way to make it look in
c:\povray\includes\geometic_solids automatically? I know you can define up
to 10 seperate library paths, but I'd really like to organize all my
includes ( and there are ALOT since I started grabbing stuff off the net
:> ), and I would definatly use more than 10. Is this the domain of another
patch, or can you force this in 'vanillia POV'?
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I don't believe that it's possible in povray to get recursive path
searching, but you can specify partial subpaths. For example, if you had
tree includes in a subdirectory named tree off of the standard include
directory, you could use
#include "tree/somefile.inc"
to get to it. Don't know if that is an acceptable compromise for you or
not, but it's my best suggestion.
Ken
Charles Krause wrote in message <6fu11j$i7t$1@oz.aussie.org>...
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> Another question :)
>
> Is it possible for POV-Ray to search the SUB-directories of it's
include
>Library Path?
>
> For example : If the library direcectory is c:\povray\includes, is
there
>a way to make it look in
>c:\povray\includes\geometic_solids automatically? I know you can define up
>to 10 seperate library paths, but I'd really like to organize all my
>includes ( and there are ALOT since I started grabbing stuff off the net
>:> ), and I would definatly use more than 10. Is this the domain of another
>patch, or can you force this in 'vanillia POV'?
>
>
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