Re: How does the -i flag work?

[Dan Vega <vega@CASSI.COM>]

The SQR compiler follows the path of the -i flag regardless of your current 
directory.  So if your 'modified' directory is specified first in the -i list 
then the SQR compiler will always look for includes there first regardless of 
whether your .sqr program was run from the 'modified' directory or the 
'original' directory.

You can add ./; (dot-slash-semicolon for UNIX) or .\; (dot-backslash-semicolon 
for Windows) to the beginning of the -i list to add the 'current' directory to 
the start of the includes path, but Wayne is correct:  your 'current' directory 
is probably the directory where the SQR compiler is installed, not the 
directory where your 'original' or 'modified' .sqr's and .sqc's are.

You need to use different -i lists to run all 'original' versions versus any 
'modified' versions.  Or you could rename 'modified' versions temporarily so 
you can run pure 'original' versions.

Dan Vega
CASSI Computer Consulting
Avon, MA, USA