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  • H Hamid Taebi

    if you know folers name use of String Table of course before this if your folders are like a b c d...ab ac dc,... use of numbers and convert numbers with itoa or CString::Format forPathFileExists then you can check and create 28 folder with a loop (I think you use of a b c d),but if you different names use of String Table and insert folders name on it and read of it ;)


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    Suresh H
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    Thanks WhiteSky ......I will do the same ...;)

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    • R Rajesh R Subramanian

      That is some dumb way of doing things. What if you have a 14 folders intermediate to create the innermost folder? Use SHCreateDirectory() or SHCreateDirectoryEx() instead.

      SHCreateDirectory(NULL, TEXT("D:\\Hi there\\Good luck"));


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      Hi brahmma, I am getting undeclared identifier, we have to include any header or lib file ??? SHCreateDirectory(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); error C2065: 'SHCreateDirectory' : undeclared identifier error C2065: 'SHCreateDirectoryEx' : undeclared identifier

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        Hi brahmma, I am getting undeclared identifier, we have to include any header or lib file ??? SHCreateDirectory(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); error C2065: 'SHCreateDirectory' : undeclared identifier error C2065: 'SHCreateDirectoryEx' : undeclared identifier

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        Suresh H wrote:

        we have to include any header or lib file ???

        #include "shlobj.h" and you need to link to shell32.lib


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        • R Rajesh R Subramanian

          That is some dumb way of doing things. What if you have a 14 folders intermediate to create the innermost folder? Use SHCreateDirectory() or SHCreateDirectoryEx() instead.

          SHCreateDirectory(NULL, TEXT("D:\\Hi there\\Good luck"));


          Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero ப்ரம்மா

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          Good one !

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          • R Rajesh R Subramanian

            Suresh H wrote:

            we have to include any header or lib file ???

            #include "shlobj.h" and you need to link to shell32.lib


            Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero ப்ரம்மா

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            Suresh H
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            hi Brahmma , I added shell32.lib to project settings, but still i am getting the same error and also i ahve included #include "shlobj.h" . can u plz tell me what is the cause ??

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              hi Brahmma , I added shell32.lib to project settings, but still i am getting the same error and also i ahve included #include "shlobj.h" . can u plz tell me what is the cause ??

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              Rajesh R Subramanian
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              I think you need to download the latest Platform SDK.


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              • R Rajesh R Subramanian

                I think you need to download the latest Platform SDK.


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                Suresh H
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                I am using VS 6.

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                  Hi brahmma, I am getting undeclared identifier, we have to include any header or lib file ??? SHCreateDirectory(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); error C2065: 'SHCreateDirectory' : undeclared identifier error C2065: 'SHCreateDirectoryEx' : undeclared identifier

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                  Suresh H wrote:

                  SHCreateDirectory(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C"));

                  SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); There is a third parameter to the Ex version of this function! Did you not even look at this function in the documentation? the Ex version of this function allows you to define security attributes to the folder that you create. That is the third parameter while using the Ex version and that is the only difference between SHCreateDirectory() and SHCreateDirectoryEx(). If you do not want to define security attributes, then do not use the Ex version.


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                  • R Rajesh R Subramanian

                    Suresh H wrote:

                    SHCreateDirectory(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C"));

                    SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL, TEXT("C:\\A\\B\\C")); There is a third parameter to the Ex version of this function! Did you not even look at this function in the documentation? the Ex version of this function allows you to define security attributes to the folder that you create. That is the third parameter while using the Ex version and that is the only difference between SHCreateDirectory() and SHCreateDirectoryEx(). If you do not want to define security attributes, then do not use the Ex version.


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                    Suresh H
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                    I just tried with both the options, I want just to create a set of folders c:\\a\\b , then I think SHCreateDirectory() is enough.

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                      Good one !

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                      Thanks!


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                      • S Suresh H

                        I am using VS 6.

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                        You need to download latest platform SDK. If its already there. Update include directories settings for your IDE, to point to updated SDK.

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                          I am using VS 6.

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                          In addition to my previous reply. Mentioned API's are available with IE version 6 onwards. Make sure sure it is present on your machine. And to compile youe code , your need to update IE version in your app, too.

                          #ifdef _WIN32_IE
                          #undef _WIN32_IE
                          #endif
                          #define _WIN32_IE 0x0601

                          Use above line of code in your application. Before including concern API file.

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