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		<p>(Vegvisir 3)</p>
		<h1><code>VV::root()</code></h1>
		<p>Return an absolute path to a file or folder relative from <a href="">project root</a>.</p>
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		<h1>Description</h1>
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		<p>Return an absolute path to a file or folder relative from <a href="">project root</a>. This method does not process the entity at the provided location in any way. It simply returns an absolute path to it, which can be used with other functions.</p>
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		<h3><code>pathname</code></h3>
		<p>Path to a location relative from <a href="">project root</a>. This parameter is an empty string by default, which will return an absolute path to <a href="">project root</a> itself.</p>
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			<summary>Example</summary>
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		<h3><code>string</code></h3>
		<p>An absolute path to the relative location provided by <a href=""><code>pathname</code></a>.</p>
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			<summary>Example</summary>
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		<h2>Basic usage</h2>
		<p><code>VV::root()</code> doesn't do anything on its own other than "convert" a relative path into an absolute one.</p>
		<p>This can come in really handy when importing other PHP classes within your project. Let's import a PHP class from one location in the project into a public page.</p>
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		<p>Let's import and use this class on our page with <code>VV::root()</code>.</p>
		<?= Snippet::put("docs/API/PHP/VV/root/3", Snippet::PHP) ?>

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