TestStand API: Define the relative path

Dear community NOR!

Could someone, please, with the following - is there an option to set the path to code modules, within the test sequence, to have a relative path, but not absolute? I add programmatically in code modules to the steps of the sequence, but currently, they have an absolute path. Is it possible to change it to relative with TestStand API?

Thanks in advance.

I was wrong. It is possible to manually cut path to the file (TestStand directories search function). Then, will add the modules of code with relative paths. But be careful - path should be cut properly.

For example, I have the full path

E:\Development\source code\supplementary\TestVIs\ Code Modules\Service\Print.vi

My search directory is

E:\Development\source code\supplementary\TestVIs\

So, I need to cut like this:

Code Modules\Service\Print.vi

and without a bar slash at the beginning!

Then it will be OK.

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