>>What syntax can i use (if this can be done at all) to call a utility procedure that is in a sub-directory that is not in the path? For example

>>SET PATH TO myDataDirectories
>>DO somecode
>>
>>** myFunc is in a directory not in the PATH
>>** I want to run this function and store the result in a variable
>>
>>myVar = myFunc(myParms) --> Error:  File myFunc.prg does not exist
>>myVar = subdir\myFunc(myParms) --> Error: Syntax Error
>>? subdir\myFunc(myParms) --> Error:  Command contains unrecognized phrase/keyword

>>
>>Can this be done?
>>
>>Thanks......Rich
>
>If you want it to return a value, I think there is no simple way except for some weird constructs with
>

>SET TEXT to lcScript
>   set path to ...
>   myVar = myProce()
>  _cliptext = myVar
>ENDTEXT
>
>execscript(lcScript)
>

>Otherwise
>
>you can do
>
>do myPath\MyProcedure with myParameters.

Thanks Naomi:

I'l really rather not do wierd constructions and it needs to return a result so calling as a procedure is out. I was hoping there was a simple way to call the function.

Looks like the simplest thing is just go back and fix my SET PATH to include this directory