Get location of project at design time

[Jack Jackson]

Is there a way at design time (from within a UITypeConverter) to get
the location of the project?

 

[G Himangi]

I dont think thats possible. Why do you want the project location?

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[Jack Jackson]

In a UITypeConverter I want to use reflection to get some information
from a .dll. If I can get the project directory I can find the .dll.

 

[G Himangi]

For that you can use the Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.CodeBase property.

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[Jack Jackson]

Thanks.

In my case the CodeBase property returns "file:///C:/Documents and
Settings/jfj/Local Settings/Application
Data/Microsoft/VisualStudio/8.0/ProjectAssemblies/xydic25m01/DbAccess.dll"

That is the .dll that the executing code is in. Each of the .dlls
referenced in the current project is in a different directory under
the ProjectAssemblies directory.

By adding the .dll I want to examine to the project, and by recursing
into all of the subdirectories of the parent directory returned by
CodeBase, I will be able to find the .dll. I would have preferred to
find the actual Bin directory, and not have to add a reference to the
..dll I want to examine, but I can use this. Actually the Location
property is slightly better, as it returns a file system name rather
than a URL.

Thank you.