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Hello all,
I'm trying to find a way to let a script know where it is running on =
(current working directory). For the moment, i'm getting my CWD by =
executing a `pwd` on linux or a `dir` =3D~ /regex/ on windows. Is there =
a more logic function or command in perl to know the CWD?
Paco Zarabozo
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script know where
it is running on (current working directory). For the moment, i'm =
getting my CWD
by executing a `pwd` on linux or a `dir` =3D~ /regex/ on windows. Is =
there a more
logic function or command in perl to know the CWD?</FONT></DIV>
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