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AbsoluteName.sh (GPL)AbsoluteName.sh is a Bourne shell script that returns the absolute path name to the file or directory you specify. AbsoluteName.sh is distributed as executable source code under the GNU General Public License. Please see the license agreement elsewhere on this site. UsageAbsoluteName.sh "directory" Examples: AbsoluteName.sh .wine Chieh Cheng In the original version of AbsoluteName.sh above, it generates absolute path names with relative directories (. and ..). For example: : AbsoluteName.sh . Technically, it is still a valid absolute path. But it makes grabbing directory names a pain. This new version of AbsoluteName.sh (attached below) is a cleaner program and it provides absolute path without relative directories. For example: : AbsoluteName.sh . By the way, the path presented to AbsoluteName.sh must be an existing path. It's meaningless to acquire an absolute path to something that is non-existant, as operating system redirection can be used to create the final materialized path. Chieh Cheng This latest version of "AbsoluteName.sh" does an addition sanity check to ensure the file exists. Chieh Cheng
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