
[;1m  get_cwd()[0m

  Returns [;;4m{ok, Dir}[0m, where [;;4mDir[0m is the current working directory
  of the file server.

  [;;4mNote[0m

    In rare circumstances, this function can fail on Unix. It can
    occur if read permission does not exist for the parent
    directories of the current directory.

  A typical error reason:

   • [;;4meacces[0m - Missing read permission for one of the parents of
     the current directory.

[;1m  get_cwd(Drive)[0m

  Returns [;;4m{ok, Dir}[0m or [;;4m{error, Reason}[0m, where [;;4mDir[0m is the
  current working directory of the specified drive.

  [;;4mDrive[0m is to be of the form [;;4mLetter:[0m, for example, .

  Returns [;;4m{error, enotsup}[0m on platforms that have no concept of
  current drive (Unix, for example).

  Typical error reasons:

   • [;;4menotsup[0m - The operating system has no concept of drives.

   • [;;4meacces[0m - The drive does not exist.

   • [;;4meinval[0m - The format of [;;4mDrive[0m is invalid.
