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path rooted location is defined as the c:***.dll location on a physical drive and anything else is is essential not resolved.
i know that, but with microsoft's dll's the loading works without that the path is a root path.
why should this be necessary? if File.exists returns true (wich it does) then we could load it, or not?
i've switch now to your nuget from ms TextTemplateing, but my code does not work.
It fails to load my reference cause of this line:
SubSonic.Core.TextTemplating/Mono.TextTemplating/Mono.TextTemplating/TemplatingEngine.cs
Line 377 in 9b4efc2
Path.IsPathRooted(referencePath)
returns false, but why is it needed?
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