What happend with the 0.th parameter of the main?

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void main(int argc, char** argv)
agv[0] was always available in VC6, and generally in C++
But now it is missing in .NET, then how can I determinate
the name, and the directory of the currently runnning file?
 
Tamás Horváth said:
void main(int argc, char** argv)
agv[0] was always available in VC6, and generally in C++
But now it is missing in .NET, then how can I determinate
the name, and the directory of the currently runnning file?
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Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() returns an array of strings and element [0]
is the executable.
 

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