I saw the articles about the program version on the past few days ago, I would like to override my own program. "About".
Take AssemblyTitle ( "WEB main program"), AssemblyConfiguration ( ""), AssemblyCompany ( "XX"), AssemblyProduct ( "Management"), AssemblyCopyright ( "? 2004 XX"), AssemblyTrademark ( "") AssemblyCulture ( "") The information is easy, all like object [] attrcompany = system.reflection.Assembly.GetexecutingAssembly ().
GetCustomattributes ((AssemblyCompanyAttribute), false);
IF (Attrcompany.Length> 0)
{
LBLCompany.text = (Attrcompany [0] as askemblycompanyattribute) .company;
} This takes this.
But when you take the program version, there is a problem. If you take the above code, I don't know why is a null value. I am very wonderful, like writing attributes in assemblyinfo.cs files, why is it null?
After more than three hours of groping, I finally found a solution: object attrversion = system.reflection.Assembly.GetexecutingAssembly (). Getname (). Version; this is right. It turns out that those attributes above are customer-defined properties, and Version is basic attribute, so there is this difference. Due to the limited level of this, please refer to it.
