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Help! with NSFileManager's currentDirectoryPath
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Help! with NSFileManager's currentDirectoryPath


  • Subject: Help! with NSFileManager's currentDirectoryPath
  • From: John McGruer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 11:34:59 +0800

I'm having a problem with NSFileManager's currentDirectoryPath. Using NSLog
I find that when I run my application from within project builder
currentDirectoryPath gives me the "build" folder that my app resides in as I
would expect; however, when I copy the application to my "/Applications"
folder it gives me "/" ie the hard disk root, not the folder my app is in.

All I'm trying to do is find the folder that my app is in. What gives? Any
help would be appreciated!
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