I take that back, partially...
there is a case where I can see a relative filename: use the DOS command:
C:\Windows\Temp>"\Program Files\Inkscape\Inkscape" nametest.svg
in this case the 'sodipodi:docname' is just the file name 'nametest.svg', nothing else. I very rarely use this syntax in practice. I would normally use the following syntax, which leads to an absolute path in 'sodipodi:docname'
C:\Program Files\Inkscape>inkscape \windows\temp\nametest.svg
when I use the gui to open the file then I always get an absolute path reference
I take that back, partially...
there is a case where I can see a relative filename:
use the DOS command:
C:\Windows\ Temp>"\ Program Files\Inkscape\ Inkscape" nametest.svg
in this case the 'sodipodi:docname' is just the file name 'nametest.svg', nothing else. I very rarely use this syntax in practice.
I would normally use the following syntax, which leads to an absolute path in 'sodipodi:docname'
C:\Program Files\Inkscape> inkscape \windows\ temp\nametest. svg
when I use the gui to open the file then I always get an absolute path reference