Re: Is there a special variable for the directory where the script is in?

Greg a écrit : > Except that HP-UX 10.20 and HP-UX 11.11 don't have readlink(1). > (Maybe it's added in 11.2x? I don't know.) You're right. I must admit I made a concession to some GNU coreutils tools on the platform. I once used some ls -l "$SCRIPTS" | sed -e 's/.* -> //' magic to replace it

Re: Is there a special variable for the directory where the script is in?

Marc a écrit : >source $(dirname "$0")/functions.sh I usually begin all my scripts with this beast: absolutiseScripts() { SCRIPTS="$1" ; echo "$SCRIPTS" | grep -q ^/ || SCRIPTS="`dirname "$2"`/$SCRIPTS" ; } ; absolutiseScripts "`command -v "$0"`" "`pwd`/." ; while [ -h "$SCRIPTS" ] ; do a

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