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whence - how to find a command's full path in ksh |
Description
The whence built-in command takes the name of another command as its argument and writes the command's full pathname on the standard output.
The -p option forces whence to do a pathname lookup and not consider keywords, built-ins, etc.
# whence -p command
You get more complete information back from whence if you use the -v option:
# whence -v command |
Example
whence -p mycmd; whence -v mycmd |
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