Include directive dislikes directories

[TheCodedOne]

Describe the bug
When using include and directories, if you include a file that includes another, it attempts to include the sub-include based on the directory of the original script rather than of the script actually trying to include.

To Reproduce
Create 3 scripts

/a.nolol
/b.nolol
/c/c.nolol

have b include a, and c include b.
see c error that it cannot find a

Code

/a.nolol

hello=world

/b.nolol

include "a"

/c/c.nolol

include "../b"

Expected behaviour
Nolol compilation should include based on the local directory of the file including, or have a way of defining a root directory to base all includes from

Platform:

• OS: windows
• YODK: 0.1.9

[dbaumgarten]

You are right. Includes are currently always relative to the main-file, which causes issues with nested includes accross multiple directories.
Making all includes relative to the current file would probably be the best solution.

[dbaumgarten]

Published as part of v0.1.10