String Problem

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

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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

Rajesh R Subramanian

Michael Schubert wrote:

He just wants a quick fix

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

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

I hope that you've read the entire thread. :~ BTW, the query has now become an Urgnz one. :((

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

Its urgentzzzz plzzzz May be you want to give him link to your magic site.. :D

Regards, Sandip.

CPallini

:omg: I forgot about :omg: Fixed! :-D

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Michael Schubert

SandipG :) wrote:

May be you want to give him link to your magic site

No no sir, he mustz learnz himself.

CPallini

Yes, for instance [^]. :-D

If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
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SandipG

Michael Schubert wrote:

No no sir, he mustz learnz himself.

Yes the magic site will help him to learn :D You don't know about the magic site, do you?

Regards, Sandip.

Michael Schubert

Never mind - and yes, I do know Carlo's magic site.

SandipG

BTW Welcome to THHB THHB[^]

Regards, Sandip.

Rajesh R Subramanian

And THHB stands for: Thread Hijacking Happy Brigade. :)

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Michael Schubert

Thanks for enlightening me! ;)

Rajesh R Subramanian

Michael Schubert wrote:

Thanks for enlightening me!

We aim to please. :) BTW, this is just another crime of the THHB. Look how much it's been hijacked. :-\

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Michael Schubert

Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:

Look how much it's been hijacked.

Combined efforts really pay off. :)

CPallini

Hey! You and Sandip, evil guyz, are making be bouncing from this thread to my memberpage... :-D

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David Crow

rdop wrote:

CString array[10]

Which will hold strings like:

array[0] = "This is string 1";
array[1] = "This is string 2";
array[2] = "This is string 3";
...
array[9] = "This is string 10";

Is that really what you intended?

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David Crow

Use PathRemoveFileSpec().

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