__LINE__ and __PATH__ function.

[Sky]

In PHP there is a way of finding your current location in the file structure
with the __LINE__ and __PATH__ special commands.

Comes in handy for debugging, as well as relative pathing when making
websites.

I assume that being compiled __LINE__ makes no sense in C# asp.net, but
__PATH__ still would. Is there such a beast?

Thanks!

[José Joye]

You could use the StackFrame class to get such an information

José

"Sky" <fo****@xact-solutions.com> wrote in message
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In PHP there is a way of finding your current location in the file structure with the __LINE__ and __PATH__ special commands.

Comes in handy for debugging, as well as relative pathing when making
websites.

I assume that being compiled __LINE__ makes no sense in C# asp.net, but
__PATH__ still would. Is there such a beast?

Thanks!

[Sky]

Ok. Sounds good. But the StackFrame class provides strings of the Functions
and Classes I am in, not the path.

I'm thinking more in line of if within an "\Controls\control.ascx" that I
can find out that I am in the Controls dir so that I can decide how many
"..\" to prepend to it to nav to where I want to go.

PS: Yes, I know about the "~" directive for the root dir -- just want to
know if there is another way.

Thanks!

"José Joye" <jo*******@KILLTHESPAMSbluewin.ch> wrote in message
news:uS**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

You could use the StackFrame class to get such an information

José

"Sky" <fo****@xact-solutions.com> wrote in message
news:Oe*************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

In PHP there is a way of finding your current location in the file

structure

with the __LINE__ and __PATH__ special commands.

Comes in handy for debugging, as well as relative pathing when making
websites.

I assume that being compiled __LINE__ makes no sense in C# asp.net, but
__PATH__ still would. Is there such a beast?

Thanks!