The directory in which you are currently working. Pathnames that do not start with the root directory are assumed by the operating system to start from the working directory.
A temporary directory reference by which the File Manager specifies both a directory and the volume on which it resides. The File Manager assigns a reference number to each working directory.
While using FTP, the directory on the remote system currently being accessed. Terminology used on UNIX and MS DOS systems. On MPE/iX, a comparable structure is group
a directory specified by the user that determines where new files will be placed
a mutable directory created for the purpose of editing sources and developing new package versions
a temporary directory reference that the File
the directory the user is currently working in. Typically, when users log in, they are placed in their home directories, which would be their working directory. The command pwd (path of working directory) tells what the user's working or current directory is.
The directory in which a program considers itself to be while running.
The directory you are currently in. When you log in, you enter your home directory. You can change your working directory with the cd command, and find the name of your current working directory with the pwd command.
the directory which will be assumed for all file references where a directory is not specified.
See current working directory.
many applications assume that the documents and other files that they may require are located in the "working directory". zLaunch allows you to set the working directory for externally launched applications ensuring that all of their components can be found. zLaunch then resets the working directory upon return to Director. Refer to the TechNote, " Path and File Specifications".
The directory that is implicitly combined with a relative path reference to determine the corresponding absolute path reference.