Path and filename tag

You can explicitly specifiy a file using the path and filename tag; for example:

Windows:

[c:\\acufiles\\file1.dat]
IDXFORMAT=17
[c:\\rmfiles\\file1.dat]
IDXFORMAT=21

Important: If you include a path to a file in the tag, you must enter the "\" character twice in order for the configuration file to be parsed correctly. For example, instead of

[C:\SITETEST\EXTFH\TEST2.dat]

you would need to enter

[C:\\SITETEST\\EXTFH\\TEST2.dat]

This applies to Windows environments (local development) only.

UNIX:

[usr/acufiles/file1.dat]
IDXFORMAT=17
[usr/rmfiles/file1.dat]
IDXFORMAT=21

sets file1.dat in c:\files\acufiles (Windows) or usr/files/acufiles (UNIX) to IDXFORMAT 17 and file1.dat in c:\files\rmfiles (Windows) or usr/files/rmfiles (UNIX) to IDXFORMAT 21.

Note: To enable the use of filenames (without a pathname), set BASENAME=ON in the [XFH-DEFAULT] section.