#!/usr/bin/env sh

# Bash wrapper for printchplenv.py. In order to make relative imports easier we
# want the real printchplenv.py to live in the chplenv dir. This wrapper just
# exists to call the real script. It's possible this could be a symlink, but
# using a symlink for such a core script makes me nervous for some reason.

CWD=$(cd $(dirname $0) ; pwd)
"$CWD/chplenv/printchplenv.py" "$@"
