How can I retrieve the current working directory of cmd.exe?
This seems possible. For example using ProcessExplorer, select CMD.exe, right click, properties, Image tab, "Current Directory" relects the directory set using the CD or CHDIR commands.
I've looked at the .NET Process and ProcessStartInfo classes (ProcessStartInfo.WorkingDirectory always returns "") and can't seem to find a way of determining this. Nothing at PInvoke stands out either.
As an example I'm looking to programmatically be able to say something like: Process.GetCurrentWorkingDirectory(processID) where processID is a Windows process ID of another running process.
Is there any solution, WinAPI or .NET?
[Update]
Reason for asking this question:
I've used the "Command Prompt Explorer Bar" for a while and it's great except if I "CD" to a new directory, the current Explorer window does not also change. (ie the Sync is only 1 way from Explorer to the commmand prompt). I'm looking to make this 2 way.