Another scheme would be to have all stacks find (create paths for) needed stacks based on a location relative to that stack.
Dar,
Take this one step further by creating a generalized stack search handler that will look in several different folders, relative to the main app folder and/or in Rev's specialFolderPath locations, until the target stack is situated, and you have the startLibrary handler that ships with Serendipity Library.
Why allow multiple placement options for libraries & other files?:
1. Some O/S environments dictate that modifiable files cannot exist in the same folder as the application.
2. Some people might decide to place a library stack inside an OS X application bundle to achieve a monolithic structure, while other might chose to place the library in the folder containing the application bundle so it is visible to the user for replacement without opening the bundle itself.
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