Hello ,
> print `cd`;
>
> (those are back tics, not quotes) works. "cd" by itself, in winx returns
> the current dir.
Waw! it works! Thank you.
WDSPAW> If indeed the env. vrbl CD is set, try:
WDSPAW> print $ENV{CD}, "\n";
WDSPAW> It's not set on my XP Doze.
on my too :-(
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sorry, I ran my code in DzSoft Perl Editor and %CD% was not set in
it. It works fine in cmd.exe.
open (FILE,"echo %CD% |") or die "$! - $^E\n";
print while (<FILE>);
close FILE;
>> How can I find out my current CWD without Win32::GetCwd() ?
>> in dos window I run "echo %CD%" and got e.g. "e:\test"
WDSPAW> Use the std module
WDSPAW> use Cwd;
WDSPAW> To use:
WDSPAW> my $currpwd = cwd;
thanks, but I am looking for solution without any modules.
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Best regards,
Pavel Prostine
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