String Problem

Hamid Taebi

You can use of CStringMid or CString:Left.

Roger Stoltz

You can use CString::ReverseFind() to get the zero based index of the last backslash and then truncate it with CString::Mid(). You can also use _splitpath() to split a path into its contents and then rebuild the string.

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CPallini

How is declared your string? :)

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rdop

This type

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CPallini

Hence follow the Roger Stoltz's advice [^].

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rdop

Can you give me example.Plz help me

Roger Stoltz

Something like the snippet below This is at the top of my head and I haven't tried to compile it, but you should get the idea anyway...

CString FullPath = _T("C:\\abc\\cd\\as.txt");
CString DirPath;
int nPos = FullPath.ReverseFind( _T('\\') );

if( nPos >= 0 )
{
DirPath = FullPath.Mid( 0, nPos + 1 );
}

"It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote
"High speed never compensates for wrong direction!" - unknown

rdop

Sir My Problem is that i want to cut File name in the exiting string.

Chandrasekharan P

u can use the ReverseFind() and mid() functions to cut the file name. please check the examples the functions.

santhoshv84

Hi, Roget scoltz has given a nice solution. Did you tried that. CString FullPath = _T("C:\\abc\\cd\\as.txt"); CString DirPath; int nPos = FullPath.ReverseFind( _T('\\') ); if( nPos >= 0 ) { DirPath = FullPath.Mid( 0, nPos); } AfxMessageBox(DirPath);

rdop

Thank it is working. Can i cut like this C:\\abc.If yes then plz help me

Rajesh R Subramanian

Roger said to you how to do it, you then comeback to ask for code. Now, there's something else which is utterly similar, but you want someone else to do it for you. Why don't you write your code yourself? Today is a good day to start.

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rdop

Not code just tell me how can i cut this C:\\abc\\cd\\as.txt and show C:\abc. Thanks in advance

Rajesh R Subramanian

The idea was given to you here[^]. Why don't you try to devise a logic? If you want to strip down to the first directory from the root, then why not use CString::Find() instead of CString::ReverseFind() ?!

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Michael Schubert

You're wasting your time, Rajesh. He just wants a quick fix, he's too lazy to attempt to understand what he's doing or what he should be doing.

rdop

I am useing this.

CString DirPath;
CString FullPath = _T("C:\\abc\\cd\\as.txt");

int nPos = FullPath.Find( \_T('\\\\') );

if( nPos >= 0 )
{
DirPath = FullPath.Mid( 0, nPos);
}
AfxMessageBox(DirPath);

Then i am geting out put C: But i need to C:\abc. Plz tell me what i use. Thanks in advance

Roger Stoltz

rdop wrote:

Then i am geting out put C: But i need to C:\abc. Plz tell me what i use.

I'm terribly sorry, but this is logic on kindergarten level. If you sincerely do not understand, or you're too lazy to figure out why you got that result and what to do to fix it, I suggest you find another profession. Best of luck. :rose: -- Roger

"It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote
"High speed never compensates for wrong direction!" - unknown

rdop

Ok i got your point what i will do.I will try to move other field.Can you give me solution of that problem. Thanks in advance

CPallini

rdop wrote:

int nPos = FullPath.Find( _T('\\') );

Why do you use Find, instead of (suggested) ReverseFind? :) [added] BTW since now the request is urgent, please feel free to visit www.cpallini.freeproductz.com to get the JITS (Just In Time Solution). :-D [/added]

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modified on Friday, October 3, 2008 7:45 AM

Rajesh R Subramanian

Michael Schubert wrote:

He just wants a quick fix

Ah, I hadn't realized it was urgnz. :)

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