C#•3y ago

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How can I get the Uri path to my project? What I get: D:\csharp\MyFirstProject\MyFirstProjectUI\bin\Debug\net6.0-windows\ What I want: D:\csharp\MyFirstProject\MyFirstProjectUI\Resources\ What I tried:

AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory.ToString();
Environment.CurrentDirectory;

AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory.ToString();
Environment.CurrentDirectory;

Resources is a folder I created. The root of my project - what I'm trying to get - is D:\csharp\MyFirstProject\MyFirstProjectUI\

5 Replies

yotabitOP•3y ago

Got it No. I'm not Thank you for the help!

Servator•3y ago

Environment.CurrentDirectory.Split(@"\")[..^3]

Environment.CurrentDirectory.Split(@"\")[..^3]

Then you can use Path.Combine() but still you can use Resources for this

yotabitOP•3y ago

Given what Retax wrote, I found that it's possible to do without the split function

private static string path = GetThisFilePath();
private readonly string directory = Path.GetDirectoryName(path);

private static string path = GetThisFilePath();
private readonly string directory = Path.GetDirectoryName(path);

I'm wondering if there isn't a straightforward solution and if it's indeed a good idea to do like this

jcotton42•3y ago

@dp what do you need this for?

yotabitOP•3y ago

I have a folder called Resources. Inside, I have images and audios. I'd like to open one of them as I need So, I need to find their path. I found a way to get my source code path, then I added /Resources and that's it. Now I can access them Is there a better way to do it? Should I leave these Resources somewhere else?

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