Hallo Henk-Jan,
moi weer van jou te hooren.
Well actually none of the below solutions does give me the result I
need, but this does:
System.Win32.getModuleFileName nullPtr
That was given to me by jeffz on irc and made me want to marry him :-)
It works quite nicely, and really solves the problem of finding files
relative to exes dir when the exe is not called from the directory it's in.
Haartelik bedankt,
Günther
Henk-Jan van Tuyl schrieb:
> On Mon, 02 Feb 2009 22:35:44 +0100, Günther Schmidt
> <red...@fedoms.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> none of the above functions seem to be working, how can I then find
>> where
>> the exe is? Copyfile is not very reliable when I pass it relative paths.
>>
>> Günther
>>
>
> currentDirectory <- System.Directory.getCurrentDirectory
>
> Convert the relative path to an absolute path with:
> canonicalizedPath <- System.Directory.canonicalizePath ".."
>
> There is also System.Directory.findExecutable to find an executable by
> name, in the search path, but this is not a reliable way to find your
> application.
>
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