Re: Tcl source command directory

From: "Ray" <ray.mosley@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 31 Mar 2006 06:45:04 -0800

I tend to build up and use the absolute pathname instead of relative
ones.
In each called script, put:

set scriptName [file tail [set scriptPath [info script]]]
set basedir [file dirname $scriptPath]
source [file join $basedir <your-libname-here>]

.

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