Fix #118 and #116: Cannot find module '${HOME}/host.js'#1
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It appears that Firefox starts the native client from `$HOME` as the working directory. That leads to the script resolving the relative path host.js as `$HOME/host.js`. This fix prefixes the `host.js` filename with the directory of the run.sh file. Now it works regardless of the working directory and regardless of the directory in which `run.sh` and the JavaScript files are located (as long as they are in the same location). Fix: andy-portmen#118, andy-portmen#116
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It appears that Firefox starts the native client from
$HOMEas the working directory. That leads to the script resolving the relative path host.js as$HOME/host.js.This fix prefixes the
host.jsfilename with the directory of the run.sh file. Now it works regardless of the working directory and regardless of the directory in whichrun.shand the JavaScript files are located (as long as they are in the same location).Fix: andy-portmen#118, andy-portmen#116