[wsgd <wsgd@xxxxxxx>]

Look at epan/filesystem.h

E.g. on my PC :
     get_progfile_dir     = 
Q:\wireshark\1.0.3\wireshark-1.0.3\wireshark-gtk2
     get_plugin_dir       = 
Q:\wireshark\1.0.3\wireshark-1.0.3\wireshark-gtk2\plugins\1.0.3oa
     get_datafile_dir     = 
Q:\wireshark\1.0.3\wireshark-1.0.3\wireshark-gtk2
     get_systemfile_dir   = 
Q:\wireshark\1.0.3\wireshark-1.0.3\wireshark-gtk2
     get_profiles_dir     = 
C:\Users\Olivier\AppData\Roaming\Wireshark\profiles
     get_persdatafile_dir = C:\Users\Olivier\Documents


Olivier

mirtaher@xxxxxxxxx a �crit :
> Hi,
>
> I am writing a plug in to dissect MPICH packets and I need the absolute
> path of the wireshark home directory so I can access a shell file on my
> plug in folder.
>
> I.e. <wiresharkfolder>/plugins/mpich/<myshell file.>
>
> Is there any environment variable or wireshark variable that store it, or
> any other way I can get it ?
>
> Appreciate any help.
> Seyed.
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> Department of Computer Science
> University of British Columbia
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