Relative paths - File not readable

[Andersej]

Hi,

I have a question about the relative paths, and hope you can help.

In ~/project/doc/ I have index.rst and model.rst (model.rst is in
toctree in index.rst).

Further, in ~/project/src/dynamics/ I have documentation.rst and
plot.png. I include documentation.rst in model.rst using its relative
path from /doc.

My question is then, is it possible somehow to include plot.png in
documentation.rst, relative to documentation.rst itself (i.e. just ..
image:: plot.png) without having to write the entire path to this
directory again in a file already in the directory?

When I do this now, I get

../src/dynamics/documentation.rst::11: WARNING: image file not
readable: plot.png

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Anders

[sajan mushini]

hey
 
 A newbie here and I have the same issue. Any solution on this?

Regards
Sajan

[Komiya Takeshi]

Hi,

Sphinx expects the project directory contains all documents and related files.
So there are no proper way to access the images outside of the project.

Please move it to under project directory.

Thanks,
Takeshi KOMIYA

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[Peter Burdine]

We have to do this a lot since we have a library of sections that may need to be included in various documents.  We handle it by creating a "links" file that contains relative paths of links that it should create under the source directory.  Then we modified the make file to run a script that reads the "links" file and creates any required symbolic links.  Once that is done, you other directories appear under the source directory and thus can be included.