I have a script which is copy the file source to user workspace when run the script. here i need to get current user workspace from commandline. Can you help me how to get it on both Windows and Linux
Thanks in advance – sri
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I have a script which is copy the file source to user workspace when run the script. here i need to get current user workspace from commandline. Can you help me how to get it on both Windows and Linux
Thanks in advance – sri
What exactly do you mean by Workspace? If you mean the user’s home directory, you can get this via the environment variable
$HOMEon Linux, and I think the equivalent on Windows would be%HOMESHARE%(not totally sure about the last one, because I am on a Domain computer with roaming profiles right now, and I’m not sure if there is any special setup on it.