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#X text 407 34 get "current working directory";
#X text 318 49 that is \, the default folder according to UNIX.;
#X text 232 176 get it;
#X text 232 238 fully-qualified name of the folder that pd was started
from (unless you use an external to change this setting).;
#X text 232 273 this has nothing to do with File->Open's memory of
the last folder.;
#X obj 52 40 loadbang;
#X text 232 308 this is something you can set from a Terminal (actually
from the Shell that is running in the Terminal) using the "cd" command
\, but it will only propagate to pd if you start pd directly from a
Shell configured in such a manner.;
#X text 232 430 GNOME applications (Linux or other) depend. When using
the "gnome-open" command in Terminal \, the last "cd" gets transferred
to Pd \, but when clicking in GNOME's File Navigator \, the user's
home folder is used instead (e.g. "symbol /home/matju");
#X text 232 369 OSX applications opened using the dock \, or using
the "open" command in the Shell \, would make [gf/getcwd] report "symbol
/". (just a slash: this is what is otherwise known as "Macintosh HD")
;
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