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Jw at 09:37, 13 December 2016

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	Either way, the command will return the current working directory on success, or an empty string on failure (e.g. when you have tried to change to a non-existent directory).		Either way, the command will return the current working directory on success, or an empty string on failure (e.g. when you have tried to change to a non-existent directory).

	Note that if you are working with scripts, the script directory is stored in the shell variable <var>scriptDirectory</var>. See also [[~~Programmer_Guide~~/~~General_Descriptions~~/~~Global_Environment_(first_character_%3D_@)~~#.40ROOT\|@ROOT]] and [[~~Programmer_Guide~~/~~General_Descriptions~~/~~Global_Environment_(first_character_%3D_@)~~#.40WORK\|@WORK]].		Note that if you are working with scripts, the script directory is stored in the shell variable <var>scriptDirectory</var>. See also [[Programmer Guide/Introduction/Global Variables#.40ROOT\|@ROOT]] and [[Programmer Guide/Introduction/Global Variables#.40WORK\|@WORK]].

Christian at 16:50, 25 April 2014

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	Either way, the command will return the current working directory on success, or an empty string on failure (e.g. when you have tried to change to a non-existent directory).		Either way, the command will return the current working directory on success, or an empty string on failure (e.g. when you have tried to change to a non-existent directory).

	Note that if you are working with scripts, the script directory is stored in the shell variable <var>scriptDirectory</var>. See also [[~~XXX~~\|@ROOT]] and [[~~XXX~~\|@WORK]].		Note that if you are working with scripts, the script directory is stored in the shell variable <var>scriptDirectory</var>. See also [[Programmer_Guide/General_Descriptions/Global_Environment_(first_character_%3D_@)#.40ROOT\|@ROOT]] and [[Programmer_Guide/General_Descriptions/Global_Environment_(first_character_%3D_@)#.40WORK\|@WORK]].

Christian at 16:43, 25 April 2014

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	==PWD==		<var>var</var> := PWD [ <var>directory</var> ]

	~~<code>var := PWD [~~<var>directory</var>~~]</code>~~		Set and or get current working directory. The directory is not changed if <var>directory</var> is omitted.

	~~-> var = 'currentworkingdirectory'~~ or empty ~~if failed~~		Either way, the command will return the current working directory on success, or an empty string on failure (e.g. when you have tried to change to a non-existent directory).

	~~Set and or get current working directory. The directory is not changed~~ if ~~<var>directory</var> is not specified.~~		Note that if you are working with scripts, the script directory is stored in the shell variable <var>scriptDirectory</var>. See also [[XXX\|@ROOT]] and [[XXX\|@WORK]].

	If you are working with scripts ~~(*.sts)~~, the script directory is stored in the shell variable <~~code~~>scriptDirectory</~~code~~>.See also: @ROOT and @WORK

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==PWD==

<code>var := PWD [<var>directory</var>]</code>

-> var = 'currentworkingdirectory' or empty if failed

Set and or get current working directory. The directory is not changed if <var>directory</var> is not specified.

If you are working with scripts (*.sts), the script directory is stored in the shell variable <code>scriptDirectory</code>.See also: @ROOT and @WORK