In the property sheet: for one User Macros, the name is OSGVE_DIR, with Value: $(SolutionDir)\..\..\..\..
What is the path of $(SolutionDir) ？ \..\..\..\.. the slashes means change to the sub directory or up directory?
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In the property sheet: for one User Macros, the name is OSGVE_DIR, with Value: $(SolutionDir)\..\..\..\..
What is the path of $(SolutionDir) ？ \..\..\..\.. the slashes means change to the sub directory or up directory?
You asked two completely independent questions. Below is the answer to your second one. I recommend re-asking your first one as a separate question.
The characters
..\signify moving up the folder hierarchy by one level. So, if while in the directorya\b\c\d\e\f\g\I referenced\..\..\..\, I would be now looking ata\b\c\d\The starting\simply says to reference the current directory and is (usually) optional.