[ltx] Proper usage of " #include " in this case ?

[Diegtiarov]

Hey,

I want to include a file which is 2 directories back from the edited one.
Edited file directory:

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gamedata\configs\scripts\agroprom\smart\

File I want to include directory:

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gamedata\configs\scripts\

More info:
I want the respawn_idle to be set by 1 file instead of all smart terrain files separately.
I've currently got this:

gamedata\configs\scripts\agroprom\smart\agr_smart_terrain_1_2.ltx

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#include "..\..\respawnrates.ltx"

[smart_terrain]:respawn_med
squad_id = 1
max_population = 3
respawn_params = respawn@agr_smart_terrain_1_2

[respawn@agr_smart_terrain_1_2]
spawn_snork

[spawn_snork]
spawn_squads = simulation_snork
spawn_num = 1

gamedata\configs\scripts\respawnrates.ltx

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[respawn_low]
respawn_idle = 900000

[respawn_med]
respawn_idle = 600000

[respawn_high]
respawn_idle = 300000

[respawn_ultra]
respawn_idle = 120000

It crashes saying it couldn't find respawnrates.ltx.
Any thoughts?

[Alundaio]

It might not be possible, that is something I've never had to do.

[Alexfighter]

I don't really know, but in some languages you need to start with a "\" for those reverse paths.

Try this way:
#include "\..\..\respawnrates.ltx"

If it doesn't work in either case, then probably Alundaio will be right and it's not possible.

[Diegtiarov]

I've found an alternative way, instead of 1 file there will be 30 of them for each level so there's no need for impossible backward #include.