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Created Aug 25, 2015 by Tom Holden@tholden

@#include should pull in mod files off the MATLAB path, not just the current folder

To enable @#include to be easily used with libraries of utilities e.g. https://github.com/tholden/DynareTransformationEngine , it needs to be able to include MOD files that are not in the current folder, and are instead somewhere in the MATLAB path. Copying and pasting is both messy and unreliable.

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