The "@" symbol is defined as "relative to the current file". However, you can use an absolute path as well - just specify a path that is relative to the classpath (full path to the file but no leading slash).
FYI, the "@" syntax for styles is no longer supported in Pivot 2.0 - named styles/stylesheets are now used for this purpose. G On Nov 14, 2010, at 11:31 PM, ocean ocean wrote: > Can't seem to pull this off. I have a style defined in a separate jar as a > json file. (I picked up this nifty look by examining the > terra_file_browser_sheet_skin.wtkx where the dialog buttons refer to a > @command_button.json). Now I want to reference this json stylesheet from many > different wtkx files. How to do this? It seems the @-operator is always > relative to the current wtkx file. But what if I'd like to refer to a json > stylesheet using an absolute url? > > Where is the sourcecode that interprets the @-operator and translates it into > an URL to be loaded? > > Thanks,
