How to get current data table's directory?

[#1]

I use get current directory(); but it works only when i open a fil from menu File->open. If I just open a jmp file by clicking on it and the result of get current directory() is not what is supposed to be.

[#2]

This isn't exactly the same question but the answer to one will answer the other: having loaded a data table into JMP, can I determine at a later point in the session where it was loaded from?

I can find this out if I've imported a spreadsheet into a JMP data table, because the path of the spreadsheet is recorded as a table variable, and can be retrieved with:

show(dt << get table variable("Notes"));

However I can't see how to access the same information if the data table was simply saved as a JMP table and then later reloaded. JMP obviously possesses this information, because it knows where to write the file back to if you re-save it. Anyone?

[#3]

try get default directory()

[#4]

it is not current table's path but JMP''s setting.

[#5]

Anyone? Please.

[#6]

it works. thanks MattF. BTW did JMP launched JMP 9?

[#7]

FYI - JMP 9 launched today!!

[#8]

it is not work when I change to win7. it is always showing wrong path....Would you help on that?

[#9]

The "get path()" function MattF mentioned in JMP 9 works in Windows 7.