Greg Jorgensen gregj at pobox.com
Thu Feb 1 14:52:52 EST 2001

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Python uses the current working directory, as returned by os.getcwd().
The Python interpreter will uses whatever directory it was invoked from
(where your DOS session is). IDLE uses the directory IDLE is in. You
can use os.chdir(path) to change the current working directory.


In article <95btmg$mep$1 at nnrp1.deja.com>,
  gbell at uclink.berkeley.edu wrote:
> Thank you -- the raw string & os.mkdir features should help me out.
>
> But to reiterate my first question, does anyone know why running a
> script via the ctrl-f5 function in IDLE (as opposed to the command
> line) should affect the default directory where gadfly places data
> files?  This is true when I set the "mydirectory" value (see original
> question) to an empty string.  It seems that IDLE alters the default
> path.  Am I right, and can I prevent this?

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