How Can I Get The Path Of Current Class File On That I Am Working Using C# ?

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I want to find out dynamically the path of class file where i am coding: Means if i am working in calss file : abc.cs,then i want to find the path of abc.cs by code in abc.cs in c#.

Posted 12-Jun-15 1:19am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-06-12T01:30:00

You can't: once the project is compiled, there is no link to the source code (except in debug builds, where extra info is added so the debugger can link the two).

You can find the folder the current assembly is executing from though, if that helps?

C#

string folder = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location;