It is a common misconception that the constant MAX_PATH refers to the
maximum length of a Windows path. It actually refers to the maximum
length of a Windows path *component*, such as a filename or a folder name.
You can have multiple folder levels, with each folder's name a maximum
of MAX_PAT
Thanks Erich, looks like a good time for a wrapper class!
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Hi Alan,
Thought I'd mention it:
When using ExecuteAssembly(), the assembly executes
Hi Alan,
Thought I'd mention it:
When using ExecuteAssembly(), the assembly executes within your current
AppDomain and therefore writes to your current AppDomain's stdout/stderr. Thus
you easily can redirect output by calling Console.SetOut() / Console.SetError().
-Erich
