which 1.0.1
which is a Win32 port of the UNIX command which.
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which is a Win32 port of the UNIX command which. The program will take the name of the file as a text command-line variable and will search the directories in the PATH variable for the file.
If it's found, the full path is printed to stdout. If the file was not found, the contents of PATH will be displayed along with an error message. Delphi 2+ source is included.
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