I have several users who don't all install the program in the same location nor on the same drive of their computers due to partitioning of their machines - what I'd like to do is set up a command that will search their computer for the executable that isn't dependent upon the drive it's located upon, but upon the executable itself - the executable is consistent on all machines but the language of installation is not (i.e. we have some users whose OS is in another language) but still use the product which uses an English executable, therefore, using it as a constant during the search is the best method. Can you advise me on the correct code to use to achieve this? I'd appreciate any assistance you can provide. Thanks!
The default behavior of wyUpdate is to use relative paths. Make sure you're adding your files to the "Your program's folder" in wyBuild. Then when wyUpdate is run it looks in the folder it's sitting in as "Your program's folder".
Does that make sense?
Yes, I knew that wyUpdate uses relative paths and it works great - what I'm trying to do is get my launcher which is written in C# using events to recognize the relative path as well - right now it's using the C:\Program Files\(x86)\xxx Folder and I need it to recognize a relative path instead of a specific one.....and I'm not quite sure how to code a relative path in C# - the Updates are working great - the launcher closes and the program executes exactly the way it should - wyUpdate does exactly what it should do - the only problem I've encountered is when the individual has their OS installed in a language other than English because the launcher is in English only....so by using a relative path pointing to the executable itself, that will eliminate the problem completely...
I don't know what you mean. What launcher? You have to explain what you're trying to do (what app you're trying to start and how you're trying to start it).
