referencepath
nounUK /ˈrɛf.rəns pɑːθ/
US /ˈrɛf.rəns pæθ/
A reference path is the way a computer finds a file or folder it needs.
The program could not open the picture because the reference path was wrong.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In programming, the route used to locate a library or module.
Add the new folder to the reference path so the code can find the library.
3. A set course used to compare or check movement.
The robot followed the reference path marked on the floor.
4. A saved pointer that tells a system where a resource lives.
The website stores a reference path for every image it shows.