Your app will stay in that directory, until your app changes the
directory. -currentDirectory will return that path until you change
the path with -changeCurrentDirectoryPath:.
I remember some confusion with NSFileHandle and directories at first
and tried the following method, just to prove the current directory.
To get myself oriented at any line of code in the program I might be
confused with, I simply created an empty file in the relative sense
(just a name, no directory designation).
I stopped the app and searched for that file. A file created in this
way will always be created in the current directory. Although this
proves it, it's tedious. I would control your directory by always
using the -changeCurrentDirectoryPath: before any writing or reading.
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