Citing File Paths

This document shows how JCite can cite file paths.

Citing A Path

Here’s the path of a file, as cited by JCite:

src/test/data/EntireSheet.xls

which was done using the following instruction in the source HTML document:

[path:EntireSheet.xls]

JCite looks for the file in all of its source file search paths. It is an error if the cited file does not exist. If given the project path is stripped from the start of the final path.

Path separators are formatted using the CSS class j-pathsep, the entire path is enclosed in a PRE tag with CSS class j-path.

Why Should I?

JCite supports citing of paths so your readers can be sure the file really is where you tell them it is.