Use these constants with the SearchDirectoryTypes parameter of the SearchDirectories.Insert method and the SearchDirectory.Type property.

• SearchDirectoryType_AdapterSupportDir –(Value: 3) Adapter support directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_ApplicationDir –(Value: 4) Application directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_ContainingProjectDir –(Value: 14) Containing project directory.
  Note This constant is obsolete. To allow a user to select a file relative to a containing project directory, pass the PropertyObjectFile object for the project to the currentFile parameter of the Engine.DisplayFileDialog method.
• SearchDirectoryType_CurrentSequenceFileDir –(Value: 9) Current sequence file directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_CurrentWorkspaceDir –(Value: 13) Current workspace directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_ExplicitDir –(Value: 15) Explicit directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_InitialWorkingDir –(Value: 5) Initial working directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_NIComponentsDir –(Value: 12) NI components directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_PathEnvironmentVarDir –(Value: 8) Path environment variable.
• SearchDirectoryType_PublicComponentsDir –(Value: 11) Public components directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_TestStandBinDir –(Value: 2) TestStand Bin directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_TestStandDir –(Value:1) TestStand directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_TestStandPublicDir –(Value: 16) Public directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_UserComponentsDir –(Value: 11) User components directory. This option is obsolete. Use SearchDirectoryType_PublicComponentsDir instead.
• SearchDirectoryType_WindowsDir –(Value: 7) Microsoft Windows directory.
• SearchDirectoryType_WindowsSystemDir –(Value: 6) Windows system directory.

See Also

Engine.DisplayFileDialog

PropertyObjectFile

SearchDirectories.Insert

SearchDirectory.Type