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Sub-option of <normalize>. Specifies if the relative file paths will be normalized to always begin with a "./" or ".\". Defaults to "no", meaning nothing is automatically added to the start of relative file paths.
Examples
<normalize><relative>no</relative></normalize> (default) does not normalize the file path passed by the application to RTG, so the file path is used as is.
<normalize><relative>yes</relative></normalize> cause all relative file paths to be prefixed with . and the platform path separator.
For instance, the following ctutil -info command opens the file with file path "custmast" (which is a relative file path), and the ctutil -info output shows that the file path used to open the file is ".\custmast":
>ctutil -info custmast |findstr path
File path : .\custmast.dat
The file path is not normalized for absolute file paths like D:\data\custmast and \data\custmast:
>ctutil -info D:\data\custmast |findstr path
File path : D:\data\custmast.dat
>ctutil -info \data\custmast |findstr path
File path : \data\custmast.dat
