🚀 go-pugleaf

You can set the current folder like this:

Folder.current = "/d/test1/test2"

Then change to that current folder's parent using

Folder.current = ".."

But you can't use .. in file masks. This won't work:

var myFiles = Folder.cuttent.getFiles ("../*.jsx")

The only way of using .. (as far as I can see) is with literal filenames:

myFile = '../nonsense.txt'

which points to nonsense.txt in current folder's parent folder. But this is unclear as you dont't have a reference to the current folder in your statement. I agree that using relative file paths is vague and it looks as if they're best avoided.

Why copy() returns true when in fact it hasn't worked looks like a bug. I've tried it a couple of times and on Windows it gives the same results as with you: copy() says true when nothing's happened.

Peter