Hello,
I have 2 forms that i need to show the respective version in a dialog box or in another form.
something like this:
form1 version: 1.0.0.0
form2 version: 1.0.0.1
Cpyright..........
Im thinking to put in a class so that's any new form can use it.
Any idea
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DimitrybInTime
not sure whether I understand your issue but if it is about versioning then Assembly is the right place to store version numbers.
Just put the following "tag" into your AssemblyInfo.cs file
[assembly : AssemblyVersion("0.3.*")]
Then you can simply get this numbers from your code e.g. like this:
AssemblyName assembly = AssemblyName.GetAssemblyName(path + "\\yourFile.dll/exe");
string version = assembly.Version.Major + "." + assembly.Version.Minor;
The result in this case would be "0.3".
hope this helps
cheers
pkrug
I'd say go with a ListBox in a design similar to how the About page of Visual Studio 2005 (and Express) looks. If you made it into a control just provde a method that would take in the objects name and it's Version (ie System.Version ) and store it internally.
hrubesh