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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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
asked Nov 8 at 10:00
NoSkill
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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
Nomy $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.
– 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
asked Nov 8 at 10:00
NoSkill
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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
asked Nov 8 at 10:00
NoSkill
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asked Nov 8 at 10:00
NoSkill
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asked Nov 8 at 10:00
NoSkill
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asked Nov 8 at 10:00
NoSkill
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asked Nov 8 at 10:00
NoSkill
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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
Nomy $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
|
show 9 more comments
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
Nomy $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` );
answered Nov 9 at 11:31
ikegami
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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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Yes, it's possible using the following:
chomp( my $cwd = `cd` );
answered Nov 9 at 11:31
ikegami
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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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Yes, it's possible using the following:
chomp( my $cwd = `cd` );
answered Nov 9 at 11:31
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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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up vote
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Yes, it's possible using the following:
chomp( my $cwd = `cd` );
answered Nov 9 at 11:31
ikegami
259k10172392
Yes, it's possible using the following:
chomp( my $cwd = `cd` );
answered Nov 9 at 11:31
ikegami
259k10172392
answered Nov 9 at 11:31
ikegami
259k10172392
answered Nov 9 at 11:31
ikegami
259k10172392
answered Nov 9 at 11:31
ikegami
259k10172392
259k10172392
Thanks! It uses OS command, but it's OK for Win32.
– NoSkill
Nov 9 at 12:11
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Thanks! It uses OS command, but it's OK for Win32.
– NoSkill
Nov 9 at 12:11
Thanks! It uses OS command, but it's OK for Win32.
– NoSkill
Nov 9 at 12:11
Thanks! It uses OS command, but it's OK for Win32.
– NoSkill
Nov 9 at 12:11
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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