Use absolute paths instead of relative paths #17
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This almost lgtm! I'll merge this just as soon as I run it through |
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merged with 8846d8c Thanks again! |
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Great! Seems to work fine. |
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Eclipse crashes when trying to open a file with a relative path name, due to a bug. See https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=439459
This small changes just makes the path used by the alias absolute (no error checking ATM).
An alternative implementation would be to introduce a new template variable to allow using absolute file names in TAG_CMD_FMT_STRING