Re: Obtain the actual system path

[System64 Development <64xcode@xxxxxxxxx>]

El 4/9/24 a las 12:56, Bruce Steers escribió:
> Application.Path will give the directory the program was started in.

Yes, it is.

El 4/9/24 a las 12:56, Bruce Steers escribió:
> But like the other bruce says when you compile an executable and run 
> the application the actual project files referenced by "./path" are 
> self contained in the executable archive. they are a read only copy of 
> the files in the project directory

ok, I only use this while running the program from the ide, it is only 
to verify that the icons I add to the project are as they should be.

El 4/9/24 a las 13:38, BB escribió:
> I can never find this page when I want it.
>
> https://gambaswiki.org/wiki/cat/path
>
> But remember the axiom, read every word until your eyes bleed. 

Perfect.

El 4/9/24 a las 14:28, Jussi Lahtinen escribió:
> Assuming people got to the core issue... you can copy the files to a 
> real directory or you can package your application with the files 
> without containing them inside the executable.

yes, it can be packed separately. But I use SVG files, which are very 
light, in order to create a small package.

Thanks to all