hi, i have written a small script to know the name of current working directory on windows machine. the script is like this
use strict; 
use warnings;
use Win32;
my $V_CurrDir;
unless ($V_CurrDir  = ( Win32::GetFullPathName( Win32::GetLongPathName
+( $0 ) ) )[0]) {
    die "$!";
}
print "$V_CurrDir";

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when i run this script from the command prompt it is not working..while i run this script from perlwiz IDE it is working..any clue why it is not working..and i make sure that libwin32 module is installed..iam using activestateperl distribution..please help me..

Janitored by Arunbear - changed title from 'problem with win32 module' and added code tags

In reply to Current working directory on win32 by kamesh3183

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