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On the mac this will return the unix binary, not the package folder - see
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currentApplicationFile for that.
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See also invokedExecutableFile, which is similar, but if the exe was launched from a
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file link, invokedExecutableFile will return the name of the link.
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currentExecutableFile,
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currentApplicationFile,
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/** Returns the file that was invoked to launch this executable.
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This may differ from currentExecutableFile if the app was started from e.g. a link - this
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will return the name of the link that was used, whereas currentExecutableFile will return
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the actual location of the target executable.
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*/
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invokedExecutableFile,
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/** The directory in which applications normally get installed.
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So on windows, this would be something like "c:\program files", on the
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