What is correct syntax four --resource-path CMD line argument

What is correct syntax four --resource-path CMD line argument

[krulis....-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org]

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Hello,

in my previous question I was redirected to using `--resource-path` CMD 
line argument to find files defined with `#+INCLUDE` directive while 
converting `org-mode` to other formats. But I am having hard time to make 
it work.

I have read the manual. If I have following project structure:

```
makefile
src/main.org
src/chapters/chapter1.org
```

how can I specify with `--resource path` where to look for `chapter1.org` 
file (included by `main.org` file) if I am running `pandoc` through `make`?

I have tryed:

```
.:src
".:src"
```

And some other alternatives.

The only way I made it work was by using `cd` in make to change directory 
to `./src` and executing `pandoc` from there, which is ... Suboptimal.

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Re: What is correct syntax four --resource-path CMD line argument

[Loïc Houpert]

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One of my command line argument to load files from the current folder and 
the .images/ folder is: 
    --resource-path=".:.images" \

and it works fine

Loic
Le vendredi 26 mars 2021 à 12:59:07 UTC, krulis....-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org a écrit :

> Hello,
>
> in my previous question I was redirected to using `--resource-path` CMD 
> line argument to find files defined with `#+INCLUDE` directive while 
> converting `org-mode` to other formats. But I am having hard time to make 
> it work.
>
> I have read the manual. If I have following project structure:
>
> ```
> makefile
> src/main.org
> src/chapters/chapter1.org
> ```
>
> how can I specify with `--resource path` where to look for `chapter1.org` 
> file (included by `main.org` file) if I am running `pandoc` through 
> `make`?
>
> I have tryed:
>
> ```
> .:src
> ".:src"
> ```
>
> And some other alternatives.
>
> The only way I made it work was by using `cd` in make to change directory 
> to `./src` and executing `pandoc` from there, which is ... Suboptimal.
>

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Re: What is correct syntax four --resource-path CMD line argument

[krulis....-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org]

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And do you use `org-mode`? Because if I try the `org-mode` reader doesnt 
seem to be able to find files included via `#+INCLUDE` directive ....

Dne pátek 26. března 2021 v 17:55:51 UTC+1 uživatel houpe...@gmail.com 
napsal:

>
> One of my command line argument to load files from the current folder and 
> the .images/ folder is: 
>     --resource-path=".:.images" \
>
> and it works fine
>
> Loic
> Le vendredi 26 mars 2021 à 12:59:07 UTC, krulis....-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org a écrit :
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> in my previous question I was redirected to using `--resource-path` CMD 
>> line argument to find files defined with `#+INCLUDE` directive while 
>> converting `org-mode` to other formats. But I am having hard time to make 
>> it work.
>>
>> I have read the manual. If I have following project structure:
>>
>> ```
>> makefile
>> src/main.org
>> src/chapters/chapter1.org
>> ```
>>
>> how can I specify with `--resource path` where to look for `chapter1.org` 
>> file (included by `main.org` file) if I am running `pandoc` through 
>> `make`?
>>
>> I have tryed:
>>
>> ```
>> .:src
>> ".:src"
>> ```
>>
>> And some other alternatives.
>>
>> The only way I made it work was by using `cd` in make to change directory 
>> to `./src` and executing `pandoc` from there, which is ... Suboptimal.
>>
>

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