When I use the "\ snippet" command to reference a snippet, I get an error that the .cpp file cannot be found. Commands: "\ snippet E: \ LookupExample.cpp 1" and "\ snippet E: /LookupExample.cpp 0" Error: "Cannot find file to quote from: 'E: \ LookupExample.cpp'" and "Cannot find file to quote from: 'E: /LookupExample.cpp'"

@ Cornice Why do you use an absolute path to the source code file?

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When I use the "\ snippet" command to reference a snippet, I get an error that the .cpp file cannot be found.
Commands: "\ snippet E: \ LookupExample.cpp 1" and "\ snippet E: /LookupExample.cpp 0"
Error: "Cannot find file to quote from: 'E: \ LookupExample.cpp'" and "Cannot find file to quote from: 'E: /LookupExample.cpp'"
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When I use the "\ snippet" command to reference a snippet, I get an error that the .cpp file cannot be found.
Commands: "\ snippet E: \ LookupExample.cpp 1" and "\ snippet E: /LookupExample.cpp 0"
Error: "Cannot find file to quote from: 'E: \ LookupExample.cpp'" and "Cannot find file to quote from: 'E: /LookupExample.cpp'"
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@Cornice Why do you use an absolute path to the source code file?
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