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Bob Walton
Is there a Perlish non-OS-dependent way to get the absolute path of the
current working directory of a Perl program? Thanks.
current working directory of a Perl program? Thanks.
Bob said:Is there a Perlish non-OS-dependent way to get the absolute path of
the current working directory of a Perl program?
Bob Walton said:Is there a Perlish non-OS-dependent way to get the absolute path of the
current working directory of a Perl program? Thanks.
Bob Walton said:Is there a Perlish non-OS-dependent way to get the absolute path of
the current working directory of a Perl program? Thanks.
Is there a Perlish non-OS-dependent way to get the absolute path of
the current working directory of a Perl program? Thanks.
Jürgen Exner said:Has been answered several times in the last two days:
perldoc Cwd
David said:use FindBin;
David said:Ok. Why not FindBin?
Jürgen Exner said:Because FindBin does not provide any information about the current
working directory?
Jürgen Exner said:The OP was explicitely asking for the current working directory.
Exactly which function or variable in FindBin does provide this
information?
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