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Summary table: Application directory management by platform
Depending on the platform used, the functions for managing the application directory can return different data. This table gives an overall view of the possible results. | | | | | Go in WINDEV Mobile | Android application | iPhone/iPad application |
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| fExtractResource | Not available | Extraction in the current directory or in a path relative to the current directory ("files" directory) | Extraction in the "Documents" directory of the application or in an absolute directory. | | fDataDir | Executable directory. | Path of the directory that will be used to store the database files of the application in the internal storage space ("database" directory of the application). | Full path of the directory containing the databases of the application. This directory corresponds to the "Documents" directory of the application. | | fDataDirUser | Data directory of the user on PC | Not available | Path of "Library" directory of the application. | | fCurrentDir | Configuration execution directory. | Path of the directory that will be used to store the private files of the application in the internal storage space ("files" directory of the application, available in read/write). | Path of "Documents" directory of the application (available in read/write).
The files are public and they can be accessed by iTunes if this feature is enabled. | | fTempPath | Temporary directory of computer | Not available | Path of "tmp" directory of the application. | | fExeDir | Configuration execution directory. | Root of application directory (in the internal storage area). | Root directory of application (accessible in read-only). | | fResourceDir | Project directory. | Not available | ".app" directory of the application. |
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