I can't get the Go command working using a relative path. I have a shortcut that should push the current file display to the absolute or relative path that is stored in the clipboard (Go "{clip}").
Unfortunately if the path that is stored in the clipboard is a relative one (without having .\ as prefix) DOpus doesn't resolve the path against the current file display instead it uses the DOpus home directory.
Example:
If the current file display is located to C:\ and I enter the command "Go Windows" DOpus tries to open "C:\Program Files\Directory Opus\Windows" which obviously isn't what I expect.
No, "\Windows" is still resolved against the DOpus home directory. You can easily verify that by switching to an other drive (e.g. D:) and try to perform a relative go command with a directory that exists there (e.g. \Temp). This rises the same error dialog since \Temp is resolved against the root path of the DOpus home directory.
Obviously you can use .\Windows which is correctly resolved against the current directory but this is not the way the relative paths are copied (e.g. even by DOpus itself).
Thus all relative paths coming from other applications (e.g. a console) mostly omits the .\ prefix and therefore these paths can't be directly used (without any modifications) by the Go command.