Relative directory in Visual Studio Project

Recently, I got a project from TFs that has not been maintained for a long time, and I am always prompted that the DLL cannot be found.

 

I studied it weakly. It turned out to be a relative path.

 

1. The relative path in C # indicates the current directory, and the relative path indicates the upper-level directory.

2. References in the project

<Reference include = "XXXX. Data">
<Hintpath> .. \.. \.. \.. \.. \.. \.. \ common \ XX \ v1.1.0.1105 \ XXXX. data. DLL </Reference>

3. Local mapping directory of the project

D: \ TFs \ XXXXX \ XXX \ code \ XXXX \ xxxx1.1 \ XXXX. ws

Common is the mapping code in other TFs.

Now, I want to correctly apply the analysis to common in this project. How do you change the common mapping to your local location?

That's right. You should have gone to mapping without knowing where to go. Unfortunately, you couldn't get mapping, and you looked up for 7 levels. Where did you guess it went? It's done.

 

So your first project has to be re-mapping. Make sure to search for 7 levels and D disks, or your relative directory is meaningless.