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Because almost everywhere else (other languages, the shell, etc), the current working directory is searched first. This makes it arbitrarily simple to package u
by bradleyland 16y ago
Because almost everywhere else (other languages, the shell, etc), the current working directory is searched first. This makes it arbitrarily simple to package up a set of scripts in a directory, which can be unpacked and run.
That seems bizarre to me as well.