Set process.argv[1] to the name of the script being run #1092
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This is a fix for issue 1087.
Quite simply,
process.argv[1]
should equal__filename
(the name of the script being run); but currently, only__filename
is being set. So if you runcoffee foo.coffee
, then__filename
isfoo.coffee
butprocess.argv[1]
is the location ofcoffee
. With this patch,process.argv[1]
should always equal__filename
.This makes the behavior of
more consistent with that of