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Actually I am looking for ($ProjectDir). Something what tells me the
directory of the project. How can I store this value into a String and use
it in my java class?

Thank you

Houman



> Well, I'm not sure of the context here, but there are macros available

> when you configure command-line tools.

>

> Tools | Configure Tools

> Select "Add" or "Edit"

> Select "Insert Macro"

>

> That will show you the list of available macros. $ProjectPath gives the

> value you want.

>


> >
> >
>
> Well, I'm not sure of the context here, but there are macros available
> when you configure command-line tools.
>
> Tools | Configure Tools
> Select "Add" or "Edit"
> Select "Insert Macro"
>
> That will show you the list of available macros.  $ProjectPath gives the
> value you want.
>
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>
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