String in smartphone

Hello!

Well, I'm trying to do an application to smartphone in the VS 2005 that
changes an image from a picture box every time that you click in the menu.
I'm getting the image in the directory of application:

string path = @" c:\temp\DeviceApplication3\DeviceApplica
tion3\1.bmp";
Image img = new Bitmap(path);

I put the "@" before like I do in the Win App, but in all places that has
"\" is coming "\\", so, the string be like this:

path : @" c:\\temp\\DeviceApplication3\\DeviceAppl
ication3\\1.bmp";

I've tried other experiment, but i didn't get. Someone knows why this is
happening e how can i resolve??

Thanx!

First of all, Windows CE does not have drive letters and does not support
relative paths.



As to slashes, you either use verbatim strings with @ and get your string
exactly as you typed it or you do not use @ and escape special characters
like using '\' to get '' in actual string.



For example, the following strings are the same and represent correct path
on CE:



string foo = "\\Program Files\\My Application\\app.exe";



string bar = @"\Program Files\My Application\app.exe";



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Best regards,

Ilya

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"Cleyton" <Cleyton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D43F3CB0-792E-4AAF-AAD4-49DC399DAF9D@microsoft.com...
> Hello!
>
> Well, I'm trying to do an application to smartphone in the VS 2005 that
> changes an image from a picture box every time that you click in the menu.
> I'm getting the image in the directory of application:
>
> string path = @" c:\temp\DeviceApplication3\DeviceApplica
tion3\1.bmp";
> Image img = new Bitmap(path);
>
> I put the "@" before like I do in the Win App, but in all places that has
> "\" is coming "\\", so, the string be like this:
>
> path : @" c:\\temp\\DeviceApplication3\\DeviceAppl
ication3\\1.bmp";
>
> I've tried other experiment, but i didn't get. Someone knows why this is
> happening e how can i resolve??
>
> Thanx!

If you are doing an image browser then what you are doing is certainly
fine, but if you are dealing with a specific set of images you should
check the MSDN Library for information on using "embedded resources".
If that is what you want to do then you can skip the whole disk path
problem and get into a whole new world of problems with embedded
resource paths ;-)
-MSenne