Written by:R Teachout12/6/2006 1:59 AM
Just put echo %~dp0 into a batch files, and VOILA, it gives you the directory the script is running in.. (doesn't work from a shell, but works from a shell script!)Found on a link from: http://blog.netnerds.net/2006/12/software-that-rocks/
Just put echo %~dp0 into a batch files, and VOILA, it gives you the directory the script is running in.. (doesn't work from a shell, but works from a shell script!)
Found on a link from: http://blog.netnerds.net/2006/12/software-that-rocks/
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