How to find a Framework's own path (or URL)

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shai@waves.com - 18 Jun 2006 14:43 GMT

I have a Framework which is used as a DLL by several other projects.
In it's initialization routine, the Framework needs to know it's own
path.

I found no way of doing this.

Any suggestion?

I'm building the framework in C using Xcode 2.3.

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Michael Ash - 18 Jun 2006 18:01 GMT

> I have a Framework which is used as a DLL by several other projects.
> In it's initialization routine, the Framework needs to know it's own
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> I'm building the framework in C using Xcode 2.3.

CFBundleGetBundleWithIdentifier().

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Tom Harrington - 18 Jun 2006 19:34 GMT

> > I have a Framework which is used as a DLL by several other projects.
> > In it's initialization routine, the Framework needs to know it's own
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> CFBundleGetBundleWithIdentifier().

Or possibly NSBundle's +bundleForClass:, with one of the framework
classes as an argument.

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Sherm Pendley - 18 Jun 2006 21:12 GMT

>> > I have a Framework which is used as a DLL by several other projects.
>> > In it's initialization routine, the Framework needs to know it's own
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> Or possibly NSBundle's +bundleForClass:, with one of the framework
> classes as an argument.

He said he's using C, not Objective-C. So he needs the CF function.

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How to find a Framework's own path (or URL)