Identifying Correct Path

Hello MPGH member. i really need your helpt to fix this.
i want this code

Code:

If Not Directory.Exists(GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) & "\MineCafe") Then
            Directory.CreateDirectory(GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) & "\MineCafe")
        End If

to this.

Code:

If Not Directory.Exists(GetFolderPath(Application.StartupPath) & "\Config") Then
            Directory.CreateDirectory(GetFolderPath(Application.StartupPath) & "\Config")
        End If

but when i cange the code the program crash? does some one know how to fix it?
Thanks if someone reply

Originally Posted by maxkaxx

Hello MPGH member. i really need your helpt to fix this.
i want this code

Code:

If Not Directory.Exists(GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) & "\MineCafe") Then
            Directory.CreateDirectory(GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) & "\MineCafe")
        End If

to this.

Code:

If Not Directory.Exists(GetFolderPath(Application.StartupPath) & "\Config") Then
            Directory.CreateDirectory(GetFolderPath(Application.StartupPath) & "\Config")
        End If

but when i cange the code the program crash? does some one know how to fix it?
Thanks if someone reply

B - Marked
Maybe that?

Code:

If Not Directory.Exists(GetFolderPath(Application.StartupPath) & "\Config") Then

Code:

            Directory.CreateDirectory(GetFolderPath(Application.StartupPath) & "\Config")
        End If

Code:

If Not Directory.Exists(GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) & "\MineCafe") Then

Code:

            Directory.CreateDirectory(GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) & "\MineCafe")
        End If

1: Application.StartupPath
2: SpecialFolder.ApplicationData

I don't know tho. (Since I don't code VB.Net)

Originally Posted by Jorndel

B - Marked
Maybe that?

Code:

If Not Directory.Exists(GetFolderPath(Application.StartupPath) & "\Config") Then

Code:

            Directory.CreateDirectory(GetFolderPath(Application.StartupPath) & "\Config")
        End If

Code:

If Not Directory.Exists(GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) & "\MineCafe") Then

Code:

            Directory.CreateDirectory(GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) & "\MineCafe")
        End If

1: Application.StartupPath
2: SpecialFolder.ApplicationData

I don't know tho. (Since I don't code VB.Net)

B marked ? o.O
i dont know enether :/

Originally Posted by maxkaxx

B marked ? o.O
i dont know enether :/

First is startup
Other is AppData :S

Originally Posted by Jorndel

First is startup
Other is AppData :S

yeh, but i want every thing to be on startup.

I think the first source is for minecraft (Installation directory is appdata)

The second source is the same directory where the user start the exe.

Originally Posted by combat_arms_981

I think the first source is for minecraft (Installation directory is appdata)

The second source is the same directory where the user start the exe.

hehe thats true!

This is why people should learn to use Visual Studio's rich debugging features. One breakpoint and you'd realize that Application.StartupPath is already a fully qualified directory.

Code:

If Not IO.Directory.Exists(IO.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, "Config")) Then
    IO.Directory.Create(IO.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, "Config"))
End If

Simple.
[/code]

Originally Posted by Broderick

This is why people should learn to use Visual Studio's rich debugging features. One breakpoint and you'd realize that Application.StartupPath is already a fully qualified directory.

Code:

If Not IO.Directory.Exists(IO.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, "Config")) Then
    IO.Directory.Create(IO.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, "Config"))
End If

Simple.
[/code]

couldnt agree more.

Originally Posted by Broderick

This is why people should learn to use Visual Studio's rich debugging features. One breakpoint and you'd realize that Application.StartupPath is already a fully qualified directory.

Code:

If Not IO.Directory.Exists(IO.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, "Config")) Then
    IO.Directory.Create(IO.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, "Config"))
End If

Simple.
[/code]

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