How to locate the startup for .NET .DLL?

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Hello

Thanks for reviewing my question. I have written a .NET .DLL and I would like to know how I can find out its start up folder at run-time? I know in Win32 you can use GetModuleName() to find out but how do you do it in the .NET Framework

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Pete
 
system.environment.currentdirectory

is this what your after?


Peter said:
Hello,

Thanks for reviewing my question. I have written a .NET .DLL and I would
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like to know how I can find out its start up folder at run-time? I know in
Win32 you can use GetModuleName() to find out but how do you do it in the
..NET Framework?
 
I figured it out. You can do either two ways shown below

Assembly mainAssembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly()
Console.WriteLine("Location is {0}", mainAssembly.Location )

Module mainMod = mainAssembly.GetModules()[0]
Console.WriteLine("Location is {0}", mainMod.FullyQualifiedName )
 
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