LOCATE depends on the current directory

[ruv]

When Gforth is started from the binary that is located in the git repository working directory (project root), but the current directory is not the project root — locate and edit don't work properly.
Namely, locate doesn't show context in the source file, and edit doesn't open the proper source file.

Changing the current directory via set-dir also affects these words.

[forthy42]

Yes, this is likely a wontfix. You are supposed to use make install to generate binaries with absolute paths. Am 12. November 2019 23:12:58 MEZ schrieb ruv <[email protected]>:

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When Gforth is started from the binary that is located in the git repository working directory (project root), but the current directory is not the project root — `locate` and `edit` don't work properly.> Namely, `locate` doesn't show context in the source file, and `edit` doesn't open the proper source file.> > Changing the current directory via `set-dir` also affects these words.> > > -- > You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:> #19

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