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Hello, If you are programming in C++, you can use this: time_t rawtime; struct tm *timeinfo; //Create a structure for system time // Get system time time (&rawtime); timeinfo = localtime(&rawtime); cout<<asctime(timeinfo)<<endl;

Hello ChrisHunt, I used the command getcwd. It works. Thanks for your advice of not get hunging up on converting every step.

Hello stevexff and everyone, I don't have problem with the command chdir. Actually the chdir (in windows) is the equivalent of pwd (in unix). The problem i'm encountring is that the parameter "-|" in the open function is not recognized in windows environnement. If you put this code on a unix...

Hello CJason, There is different MODE for the open function. if MODE is '-|', the filename is interpreted as a command which pipes output to us. I got this explnation from this web site: http://perl.active-venture.com/pod/func/open.html Hope this can say something to you.

Problem when moving a perl script wrote on unix to windows. This script is wrote in perl on unix machine. open(INPUT_LINE,"-|") || exec(chdir); $current_path = <INPUT_LINE>; chomp($current_path); close(INPUT_LINE); I have a problem with "-|" when moving a perl script wrote on unix machine to...