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Excerpted from message dated 12-10-94, Andrew Clegg to All:
AC>Using Rexx or a simple cmd file, I want to be able to
>store the name of my current drive and directory so
>that I can change back to the same place after
>executing a program that needs to be run from a
>particular directory.
>
Andrew--
The OS/2 REXX command you want is DIRECTORY. There is an example of
just what you want under this entry in the OS/2 Library "Prodecure
Language 2/ REXX Reference."
.... Here 'tis:
/* get current directory */
curdir = directory()
/* go play a game */
newdir = directory("d:\usr\games")
if newdir = "d:/usr/games" then
do
fortune /* tell a fortune */
/* return to former directory */
call directory(curdir)
end
else
say 'Can't find \usr\games'
....end of sample
--Murray
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