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Re: Constant for Application directory ?



On Jan 1, 2005, at 5:13 AM, Simon alias Trax wrote:
I want my openPanel's default directory to be the application's directory.
Is there any constant that designates such directory ?

See the +mainBundle class method of NSBundle:

mainBundle

+ (NSBundle *)mainBundle
Returns an NSBundle that corresponds to the directory where the application executable is located or nil if this executable is not located in an accessible bundle directory. This method allocates and initializes the returned NSBundle if it doesn’t already exist.


In general, the main bundle corresponds to an application file package or application wrapper: a directory that bears the name of the application and is marked by a “.app” extension.


See Also: + bundleForClass:, + bundleWithPath:

--Andy

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