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I followed this tutorial to make NUnit tests debugable in Visual Studio. In the debugging options I set ‘Start external program:’ to C:\Program Files\NUnit 2.4.8\bin\nunit-x86.exe. Is there a way to get the program files directory dynamically to avoid problems when other people work with this solution on their system?
The environment variable $PROGRAMFILES holds this. Most properties in visual studio allow you to use environment variable expansion like this: ‘$(PROGRAMFILES)\NUnit 2.4.8\’