I no longer use Atom or VSCode. My current workflow is to send codes on a Julia script to an open Julia REPL. I want to set the current folder to be my working directory. Using cd(dirname(@__FILE__)) in this manner does not work. What should I do?

[image] The macrocall @__FILE__ does not return the directory of the file, but rather the REPL output number New to Julia I have been using to following to change my working directory to the location of my .jl scripts in Atom as follows without problems: cd(dirname(@__FIL…

I am aware of this, that’s why I am asking if there is an alternative solution. I prefer to make my code portable.

does pwd() or @__DIR__ not work for you?

I re-read your question. You’re sending code of a script lying somewhere (in a copy-paste manner) to an REPL session. This is like copying a snippet of text from some random file and pasting into REPL and expect REPL to know which file you copied the code from. In this case, there’s no easy way a…

I am using RStudio. I think you are right. The Julia REPL has no way to know where the pasted codes come from.

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jling February 23, 2021, 6:57am 2

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