C# solution use with installed application

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Hello,
I have an installed C# application in windows 7, also I have the source code in C# 2012, I want to debug the project in the installed application computer using the resources of the installed application because the application installer have created some xml and txt files that during the usage of the application have added some values, so I want to use that files in VS IDE and debug the source code of the application with this files values (to use the installed application resources), how to do it? I shall copy the solution file (source code, res etc.) to the installed application folder? or it is using the files automaticly?

Thank you and sorry for the long description

Posted 28-Mar-14 18:30pm

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Updated 28-Mar-14 18:31pm

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CoderPanda · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-28T19:05:00

Your question needs more details. Such as where is the source, where are the files referred in the code and how, where is the program installed etc.

Most likely your installation path and where you would have your source code would be different. Also are those files referred in your code? If yes, then you would have some version of those files in your source itself.

Anyways, take those new files from the installed program path and place them inside the source code folder in the appropriate folder structure and use it from there.

Hope this helps.