Not sure what you mean by everywhere.  If you know where your file is
located in relation to script you should be able to use os.getcwd() to
construct the correct full path on the fly.

Jose

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Subject: [Jython-users] Command execfile("myfile.py")



I'm working in window environment, and in the Jython interpreter I use
the execfile("myfile.py"). It works only if I use an absolute path for
"myfile.py". How can I run "myfile.py" from everywhere wihout the entire
path? I tried to modify python.path in the registry without success?
Thanks for your help

Bruno


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