Re: DOS's %0\..\ Perl Equivalent

Use Cwd..

use Cwd;
$dir=getcwd;
print $dir;
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Re: Re: DOS's %0\..\ Perl Equivalent by davemabe (Monk) on Jan 19, 2001 at 22:06 UTC
I just tried your suggestion. The current working directory is not set to the share where the script is running from. This is the problem that %0\..\ resolves. Various Win32 variants set the cwd differently when running logon scripts, but %0\..\ is the same directory on all of them... Dave	[reply]