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I added .cuu file association with my program. One problem is all the Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() calls return where the .cuu file is and not the path to the program.exe. Any work around? I tried Enviroment.CurrentDirectory. Same thing.
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Posted 06 February 2012 - 08:23 AM
gregwarner
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The Windows Shell calls (executes) the associated program from within the directory of the double-clicked file, so the current working directory is indeed the directory of your .cuu file.
Edit: You're wanting to know the path to the running executable file, not the current working directory. You might try Application.ExecutablePath. Source: directory - Getting the absolute path of the executable, using C#? - Stack Overflow
Edit: You're wanting to know the path to the running executable file, not the current working directory. You might try Application.ExecutablePath. Source: directory - Getting the absolute path of the executable, using C#? - Stack Overflow
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Posted 06 February 2012 - 02:22 PM
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Thank you. Application.StartupPath and ExecutablePath work perfectly. Just had to convert all my stuff code over to that and now I know from now on. Cheers
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