Current Working Directory, a convenience crate
Instead of copy-pasting this bit of code yet again when I need the fully qualified current working directory, I decided to turn it into a convenience crate in the name of code reuse.
``` use cwd::cwd;
fn main() { println!("The current working directory is '{}'", cwd()); } ```
This is best effort. If it can't find the fully qualified current working directory for some reason, it will fallback to "."
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Feel free to fork the repository and submit pull requests :)
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