Because all filesystem commands are pointing into the bundle on Mac, I wish to have a command, that returns the Bundlepath = the path where the bundle is in. For example: If I have a executable like "test.app" (that's a bundle) and the whole path of this application is "users/programms/private/test.app", then the command "GetBundlePath()" has to return "users/programms/private/"
That is from the result the same als "GetCurrentDirectory()" on Windows.
I will use it for calling files outside the bundle (like purebasic itself! "Help", "Examples" and others are OUTSIDE the bundle).
For example catalog folders or others.
OK, I can "calculate" the bundlepath with the implemented commands (GetFilePath, GetPathPart, GetCurrenDirectory and some string manipulating commands), but to get this path in a direct way would be more easy and better.
And of course, this will be a command only for Mac, because the other Osses don't have a bundle. For crossplatform programming we have to put it into a compilerif-construct.
Sorry for my bad english, hope you understand.
New Command: GetBundlePath() - only Mac
New Command: GetBundlePath() - only Mac
michel51
Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.8 ) Intel
PureBasic V 5.21(x64), V 5.22beta
Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.8 ) Intel
PureBasic V 5.21(x64), V 5.22beta