C# equivelent of VB 6 App.Path

[Gary]

I am looking to show the build information of an
application built in .Net C#. Back in the VB 6 days, I
was able to use the app.path property.

Does anyone know of an equivelant command in C#?

Gary

[Ulf Bietz]

I am looking to show the build information of an
application built in .Net C#. Back in the VB 6 days, I
was able to use the app.path property.

Does anyone know of an equivelant command in C#?

Gary

Hi,

try the System.Windows. Forms.Applicati on class

VB6 app.path would be Application.Sta rtupPath I suppose (don't know VB6 to
well.... :)

Ulf

[Traace]

Try Application.Sta rtupPath

-----Original Message-----
I am looking to show the build information of an
application built in .Net C#. Back in the VB 6 days, I
was able to use the app.path property.

Does anyone know of an equivelant command in C#?

Gary
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[Mattias Sjögren]

Gary,

I am looking to show the build information of an
application built in .Net C#. Back in the VB 6 days, I
was able to use the app.path property.

Does anyone know of an equivelant command in C#?

Check out

http://www.fawcette.com/vsm/2002_10/...s/qa/page4.asp

Mattias

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[Rich Miller]

Bill, I think this is what you need

string stAppPath1;

stAppPath1 = Environment.Cur rentDirectory;

Rich

"Bill Birt" <bi********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
news:01******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. .

Gary,

I am an OLD VB programmer as well and find the .Net
framework changes the simple things we take for granted
in VB. Look at the Application class as it has several
methods that point to what the old App.Path property
pointed to.

Hope this example helps.

string path = Application.Use rAppDataPath;

Regards,

Bill

-----Original Message-----
Try Application.Sta rtupPath

-----Original Message-----
I am looking to show the build information of an
application built in .Net C#. Back in the VB 6 days, I
was able to use the app.path property.

Does anyone know of an equivelant command in C#?

Gary
.

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