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Is there a bash command that takes as input a file path and returns an absolute file path?
More specifically I would like a command that takes as input a path such as:
/tmp/yaneeve/kit/linux/../../output/kit/SOURCES//usr//apps/myapp/lib
and returns the path:
/tmp/yaneeve/output/kit/SOURCES/usr/apps/myapp/lib
Try (Linux)