No.
The simplest way would to use a modified cd function, which writes to the command window. But even when cd.m shadows the builtin function, builtin('cd', tempdir) would be undetected.
Using cd is an insecure idea and causes troubles in multi-threading environments. E.g. the callback of a GUI element or a timer could change the current directory during another function runs. Therefore it is recommended to use absolute file names instead, which contain the path. Then there is no need to call CD and displaying the full path names of e.g. imported or exported files to the command window is sufficient and thread-safe.
