Wow - that seems almost too easy - So I thought I would confirm my understanding of
what you said to be sure I'm not misinterpreting. ;-)
Currently, I have the following in the constructor event of my n_cst_fwappmanager
object...
ls_application_path = "N:\SOMEDIR\MRS.INI"
If I put...
ls_application_path = "MRS.INI"
there instead, it will search through my path to find the ini?
Jill
>>> "Price, Duncan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/24/99 04:56AM >>>
If you put no path on the ini file at all then it will search though your
system variables "PATH" ( on My Computer > Properties ), which will include
your current working directory.
If you cannot include the directories in you path then you can use the file
and platform services to get the current directoty.
n_cst_FileSrv nFileSrv
n_cst_Platform nPlatformSrv
String ls_INI
// Get an appropriately instantiated copy of the file and platform services.
f_SetFileSrv ( nFileSrv, TRUE )
f_SetPlatform ( nPlatformSrv, TRUE )
ls_INI = nPlatformSrv.of_GetWindowsDirectory () + '\' + 'myapp.ini'
> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject: PFCSIG executable path function?
>
> Is there a function somewhere in the PFC that will return the path to
> where the executable is currently sitting? I am trying to find a way to
> indicate where the ini file is without having to recompile the executable
> every time the application files are moved. (i.e. the exe, dll's, pbd's,
> etc.) Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Jill
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