Is it possible to get Current Working Directory in miniperl (NOT PERL)?











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The only difference between miniperl and perl is that miniperl cannot load XS-based perl modules as shared objects. So it can't load WIN32 or CWD modules.



Is it possible to get Current Working Directory in miniperl?






perl getcwd cwd







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  • Can it run external programs via backticks/qx?
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 10:11










  • I don't want to use external programs.
    – NoSkill
    Nov 8 at 10:28










  • Does your program use chdir internally? Could you read the working directory from %ENV maybe?
    – martin clayton
    Nov 8 at 11:21










  • No my $dir = qx/pwd/; then? What OS is this for?
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 11:26






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    And none of us want to waste time with an XY problem, which, given the odd requirements and lack of explanation, this sounds like.
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The only difference between miniperl and perl is that miniperl cannot load XS-based perl modules as shared objects. So it can't load WIN32 or CWD modules.



Is it possible to get Current Working Directory in miniperl?






perl getcwd cwd







share|improve this question






















  • Can it run external programs via backticks/qx?
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 10:11










  • I don't want to use external programs.
    – NoSkill
    Nov 8 at 10:28










  • Does your program use chdir internally? Could you read the working directory from %ENV maybe?
    – martin clayton
    Nov 8 at 11:21










  • No my $dir = qx/pwd/; then? What OS is this for?
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 11:26






  • 1




    And none of us want to waste time with an XY problem, which, given the odd requirements and lack of explanation, this sounds like.
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 14:54













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The only difference between miniperl and perl is that miniperl cannot load XS-based perl modules as shared objects. So it can't load WIN32 or CWD modules.



Is it possible to get Current Working Directory in miniperl?






perl getcwd cwd







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The only difference between miniperl and perl is that miniperl cannot load XS-based perl modules as shared objects. So it can't load WIN32 or CWD modules.



Is it possible to get Current Working Directory in miniperl?






perl getcwd cwd




perl getcwd cwd






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  • Can it run external programs via backticks/qx?
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 10:11










  • I don't want to use external programs.
    – NoSkill
    Nov 8 at 10:28










  • Does your program use chdir internally? Could you read the working directory from %ENV maybe?
    – martin clayton
    Nov 8 at 11:21










  • No my $dir = qx/pwd/; then? What OS is this for?
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 11:26






  • 1




    And none of us want to waste time with an XY problem, which, given the odd requirements and lack of explanation, this sounds like.
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 14:54


















  • Can it run external programs via backticks/qx?
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 10:11










  • I don't want to use external programs.
    – NoSkill
    Nov 8 at 10:28










  • Does your program use chdir internally? Could you read the working directory from %ENV maybe?
    – martin clayton
    Nov 8 at 11:21










  • No my $dir = qx/pwd/; then? What OS is this for?
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 11:26






  • 1




    And none of us want to waste time with an XY problem, which, given the odd requirements and lack of explanation, this sounds like.
    – Shawn
    Nov 8 at 14:54
















Can it run external programs via backticks/qx?
– Shawn
Nov 8 at 10:11




Can it run external programs via backticks/qx?
– Shawn
Nov 8 at 10:11












I don't want to use external programs.
– NoSkill
Nov 8 at 10:28




I don't want to use external programs.
– NoSkill
Nov 8 at 10:28












Does your program use chdir internally? Could you read the working directory from %ENV maybe?
– martin clayton
Nov 8 at 11:21




Does your program use chdir internally? Could you read the working directory from %ENV maybe?
– martin clayton
Nov 8 at 11:21












No my $dir = qx/pwd/; then? What OS is this for?
– Shawn
Nov 8 at 11:26




No my $dir = qx/pwd/; then? What OS is this for?
– Shawn
Nov 8 at 11:26




1




1




And none of us want to waste time with an XY problem, which, given the odd requirements and lack of explanation, this sounds like.
– Shawn
Nov 8 at 14:54




And none of us want to waste time with an XY problem, which, given the odd requirements and lack of explanation, this sounds like.
– Shawn
Nov 8 at 14:54












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Yes, it's possible using the following:



chomp( my $cwd = `cd` );





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  • Thanks! It uses OS command, but it's OK for Win32.
    – NoSkill
    Nov 9 at 12:11











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    – NoSkill
    Nov 9 at 12:11















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Yes, it's possible using the following:



chomp( my $cwd = `cd` );





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    – NoSkill
    Nov 9 at 12:11













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    Nov 9 at 12:11
















Thanks! It uses OS command, but it's OK for Win32.
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