i.e. Do not start paths with '/', it doesn't mean 'this folder', but the 'root' folder of your system.

El feb 10, 2014 6:14 PM, "Michael Heuer" <heuermh@gmail.com> escribió:
Hello Amy,

You should be able to just use relative paths if running chuck from
the same directory as your .ck files.  For example

$ cd my-chuck-files

$ ls
foo.ck
bar.ck
import.ck

import.ck:
Machine.add("foo.ck");
Machine.add("bar.ck");
<<<"done">>>;

$ chuck import.ck
"done" : (string)

   michael

On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 4:53 PM, Amy Crawford <blogincrazy@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi there!
> I took the coursera course for chuck programming and all was going well
> until I go to use machine.add() to make my score and all instruments
> concurrent. for some reason it reads
>
> [C]: no such file or directory
>
> I added my files to another computer and the same exact thing occurred.
>
> every time I add the shred and Any time I use Machine.add() in any other
> programs the same thing occurs even though i am using me.dir("/myfile.ck") I
> can't seem to make any of my files concurrent to one another because its not
> working. Any help is appreciated greatly!!
>
> Thanks!
> Amy
>
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