default working dir in run ( )

[theguy0000]

Run ( "filename" [, "workingdir" [, flag[, standard_i/o_flag]]] )

I want to be able to specify a flag but leave the working dir as the way it is. What should I put as the working dir?

(what does the working dir even do anyway?)

[greenmachine]

You can use @WorkingDir.

[SmOke_N]

Run ( "filename" [, "workingdir" [, flag[, standard_i/o_flag]]] )

I want to be able to specify a flag but leave the working dir as the way it is. What should I put as the working dir?

(what does the working dir even do anyway?)

@WorkingDir

Current/active working directory. (Result does not contain a trailing backslash)

[theguy0000]

but that is for the current script's working dir, not the new program's working dir. Or am I wrong?

[Valuater]

but that is for the current script's working dir, not the new program's working dir. Or am I wrong?

its for the program you are calling/trying to run

8)

[theguy0000]

oh, ok. thanks.

[MHz]

but that is for the current script's working dir, not the new program's working dir. Or am I wrong?

Nope, that is @ScriptDir that is your scripts directory. @WorkingDir can be anything that is set with FileChangeDir(), would be the script directory normally if you click on your file to start, or even the root of your system drive, if your script is started from the registry. Fact is, you should not use @WorkingDir, unless your script is aware of where it's current @WorkingDir is.