App.Major, App.Minor, App.Revision in .Net

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W1ld0ne [MCSD]

In vb 6 objects you could build a .Version method that returned the version
of your object using the App.Major & "." & app.Minor & "." & App.Revision
method.

How do you do this in .Net?

Thanks
David
 
W1ld0ne said:
In vb 6 objects you could build a .Version method that returned the
version of your object using the App.Major & "." & app.Minor & "." &
App.Revision method.

How do you do this in .Net?
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Thomas, thanks dude, this works great in Windows Applications, but not in
Class modules....

Anyone have any clues?

Thanks
David
 
Found the answer thanks to Armin:

Public ReadOnly Property Version() As String

Get

Return
(System.Diagnostics.FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo(System.Reflection.Assembl
y.GetExecutingAssembly.Location).FileVersion)

End Get

End Property
 
W1ld0ne said:
Thomas, thanks dude, this works great in Windows Applications, but
not in Class modules....
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What if the class module is in a Windows applicaton? ;-)
 
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