On Apr 12, 2012, at 7:37 PM, pdb wrote:
I am running a series of scripts sequentially and they all need some
global
parameters. These will be included in a file in a known sub
directory as the
scripts themselves.
The scripts need to be run by anyone without ANY editing.
Question is:
Is there a command to return the directory of the current script, so
it then
knows where to find the global parameter file?
There is:
?getwd()
Whether that satisfies will depend on specifics you have not supplied.
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