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Re: Absolute path to the Application




On Jul 26, 2007, at 2:16 PM, Dennis Nilsson wrote:

can someone point me in the direction on how to find the absolute path to the Application (including the Application itself). My problem is that i need to use a file inside the Resources directory. and at the moment, i am assuming to much about the Application name etc.

You don't want to use the absolute path to the application for this. Instead, you use NSBundle, e.g.


	[[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"foo" ofType:@"jpg"]

or conveniences like [NSImage imagedNamed:] etc. Of course, NSBundle can also tell you the absolute path to the application if you do need it.

Douglas Davidson

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