Error when using #include statement and relative imports

[nrueh]

I wanted to try viasp with one of my encodings inside a bigger project structure
where the encoding is split up in modules and I am using #include statements to put them together.

This seems to give an error with the relative imports as the encoding is not in the same directory as from where I am running.
The viasp.log is full of these errors

<string>:1:1-28: error: file could not be opened:
  base/defined.lp

<string>:3:1-30: error: file could not be opened:
  base/structure.lp

<string>:4:1-29: error: file could not be opened:
  base/discrete.lp

<string>:5:1-35: error: file could not be opened:
  base/clingo/integer.lp

<string>:7:1-35: error: file could not be opened:
  base/clingo/boolean.lp

etc...

[nrueh]

I just navigated into the directory of the encoding, so the relative imports should be fine but now I am getting the following errors.

<string>:1:10-11: error: lexer error, unexpected "

<string>:1:10-15: error: syntax error, unexpected <IDENTIFIER>, expecting < or <STRING>

<string>:1:10-11: error: lexer error, unexpected "

<string>:1:10-15: error: syntax error, unexpected <IDENTIFIER>, expecting < or <STRING>

I am not entirely sure what this refers to but it should be the first line of my encoding file which looks like this
#include "base/defined.lp".

[nrueh]

I pasted together all modules into a single file. The previous errors disappear but I get a different one, see #95

[stephanzwicknagl]

Thank you for reporting this. This is a duplicate of #92. This is fixed on the dev branch and will be included in the next release. For now, I recommend cloning the repo and installing the dev branch, or comment out include statements and mention the input files in the viasp command.