This class gives information about the currently running application, and grant an access to the process environment and process command line.

Example

Imagine you start a new project in Gambas, you call this project "MyApplication", the comments are "This is the title of MyApplication", you save it at /home/user/gambas/MyApplication, and you are writing the first version, that is, 0.0.1.

If you type...	You get...	Notes
PRINT "Directory: "; Application.Dir	Directory: /usr/bin	The current process directory, as returned by the getcwd() system function.
PRINT "Environment: "; Application.Env.Count; " variables"	Environment: 77 variables
PRINT "Application handle: "; Application.Handle	Application handle: 8792	The process handle (or process id) is different at each execution.
PRINT "Application Id: "; Application.Id	Application Id: 8792	This property is a synonymous of the previous one.
PRINT "Name: "; Application.Name	Name: MyApplication	This is the name of the application, i.e. the name of its source directory.
PRINT "Path: "; Application.Path	Path: /home/username/gambas/MyApplication	The directory where the application run.
PRINT "Returned value: "; Application.Return	0	This is the value that will be returned by your application to the operating system at exit.
PRINT "Title: "; Application.Title	Title: This is the title of MyApplication	The title of your application, as defined in the project property ../../gb.form/dialog.
PRINT "Current application version: "; Application.Version	Current application version: 0.0.1	The application version, as defined in the project property ../../gb.form/dialog.

Special global event handlers

These event handlers must be defined in the startup class as static methods to be taken into account by the interpreter.

Application_Read

Catches data sent to the standard input. If that static method is defined in the project startup class, then the standard input is watched by the interpreter, and the method is called each time there is something to read on the standard input.