All,

I am currently creating a Visual Studio 2008 Setup Project using C#. I
am successfully running some custom actions and need to add another
based on the current directory the application is running in. So far I
have tried:

Directory.GetCurrentDirectory()
Environment.CurrentDirectory

Nothing in the Environment.GetEnvironmentVariables Dictionary helps me
either.

No matter how I try to get the current directory, it always ends up
being c:\windows\system32. This is the case no matter where I run this
application from.

If I run the application from c:\TEMP I expect the current directory to
be c:\TEMP.

Can anyone shed some light on this issue?

Thanks.

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I think you should be looking at the [SOURCEDIR] setup variable.

"Will" wrote:

> All,
>
> I am currently creating a Visual Studio 2008 Setup Project using C#. I
> am successfully running some custom actions and need to add another
> based on the current directory the application is running in. So far I
> have tried:
>
> Directory.GetCurrentDirectory()
> Environment.CurrentDirectory
>
> Nothing in the Environment.GetEnvironmentVariables Dictionary helps me
> either.
>
> No matter how I try to get the current directory, it always ends up
> being c:\windows\system32. This is the case no matter where I run this
> application from.
>
> If I run the application from c:\TEMP I expect the current directory to
> be c:\TEMP.
>
> Can anyone shed some light on this issue?
>
> Thanks.
>
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>