song2/foo.qtr contains a directory element with value of session
Loading the song2/foo.qtr file succeeds because it is able to find all the artifacts in the song2/foo/session directory.
This is good.
However, the File/Properties dialog still contains an absolute path to the session directory. This is pointless of course. Granted, at this point it's just cosmetic as the correct functionality has already been confirmed. However, my previous post (above) tells me weirdness happens when the user changes that path.
I'll continue looking at this tonight when I'll revisit the idea of changing the path... just to see the behavior. Maybe this is perfectly fine.
Strange... strange... strange.
So I just did this.
cp -R song song2
song2/foo.qtr contains a directory element with value of session
Loading the song2/foo.qtr file succeeds because it is able to find all the artifacts in the song2/foo/session directory.
This is good.
However, the File/Properties dialog still contains an absolute path to the session directory. This is pointless of course. Granted, at this point it's just cosmetic as the correct functionality has already been confirmed. However, my previous post (above) tells me weirdness happens when the user changes that path.
I'll continue looking at this tonight when I'll revisit the idea of changing the path... just to see the behavior. Maybe this is perfectly fine.