LMAO. Yes it is a very nice function to use. I usually made a function like this in all the programming languages I have been writing in but it is nice that it is built in. That darn '/' in the path (or lack thereof) has been to cause of a lot of issues.


>Sweet, I didn't know that existed.
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>Edit: I accidentally said "Sweety" instead of "Sweet". That changed the tone of my message completely!
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>>Instead of just concatenaing path strings I reccomend using the Path.Combine function
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>>Path.Combine(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), "thedll.dll");
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>>>This is not the entire answer but will locate the DLL
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>>>

System.IO.Directory.GetCurrentDirectory()+"\thedll.dll"

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>>>
>>>Glenn
>>>
>>>>Can anyone point me in the right direction (sample code, etc.) to do the following:
>>>>
>>>>I need to invoke a class at runtime (most likely via reflection) contained in a DLL that I don't know until runtime its location. It will not be located in the start-in folder or program folder.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks!!
>>>>
>>>>Bob