refrencing the current URL

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What I need to do is refrence the current URL in a hotlink (as an
argument in a CGI call).
It seems to me that a keyword reserved for this purpose would be a
natural thing in HTML. The client would do the substitution before
making its request.
i.e.:

<A HREF="/some/cgi-bin/script.pl?$Current_URL>

Mosaic (my client) would actualy request
<A HREF="/some/cgi-bin/script.pl?http://the/current/URL.html">

This doesn't seem hard to do on the client end and I think it
would be very useful. Does something like this exist in HTML or
HTML+? OR, is there anothere way to do it?
-andy acaldwel@nsc.nsc.com

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