[C++-sig] Py++: absolute or relative PATH for parsed files

[Adrien Saladin]

Hello,

I am switching from Pyste to Py++ for my project. Thanks for this great tool ! 
(and for boost python of course).

I still have some problem with absolute and relative file paths:

I have a file called "all.h" which only contains #include directives for the 
other .h files.

In the Py++ driver file, when I use this first line, the bindings are 
generated:
mb = 
module_builder.module_builder_t(files=[r"/nfs/to/my/home/Src/Tests/Python/Py++/all.h"])

As this way is not portable because of the absolte path, I just cut this line 
to 
mb = module_builder.module_builder_t(files=[r"all.h"])

and now the generated module is empty in my example directory.
I attached files needed to reproduce the problem.

What am I doing wrong ? 
Sorry if this question is trivial.

I'm using Py++ 0.9 (installed from sources)
pygccxml-0.9

and gccxml 0.7.0+cvs20060311-2  (debian Etch)

Best Regards,
Adrien Saladin
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