Files\Folder

[NewVC]

Hi All How can i identify root is file or folder?I have a String Path="C:\\Tets\\tr.txt" and String Path1="C:\\abc.txt".How can i identify Path root is Folder and Path1 root is File.Plz help me

[Hamid Taebi]

Im not sure its your answer or no do you need to CString::Mid or CString::Right?

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[_AnsHUMAN_]

See WIN32_FIND_DATA and use FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL etc

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[NewVC]

i use find ,mid and Right.But i need to check only root is Folder or Not?

[NewVC]

As you reply i use this code.

CFileFind finder;

BOOL bWorking = finder.FindFile(\_T(Path));

while (bWorking)
{
    bWorking = finder.FindNextFile();

    if (finder.MatchesMask(FILE\_ATTRIBUTE\_HIDDEN | 
                           FILE\_ATTRIBUTE\_SYSTEM))
    {
        \_tprintf\_s(\_T("%s\\n"), (LPCTSTR) finder.GetFileName());
    }
}

Path="C:\\Test\\abc.txt" or Path="C:\\tets.txt".In the both case currsor enter in while loop.But I need to check String have only file or Files/Folder Both. Plz help me

[_Superman_]

If the path is always the absolute path, why not check if \\ occurs more that once.

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[NewVC]

can you give me some dummy code?

CFileOperation fo;

	 CString string1;
	finalString=strFileName;
			
	char \* szMyString = (char \*)(LPCTSTR)finalString;	
	

	CString string = \_T(szMyString);

			int nPosp = strFileName1.Find( \_T("\\\\Windows"));

	if( nPosp >= 0)
	{    
		CString DirPath21 = strFileName1.Mid( 0, nPosp +1 );
		
		return;
		
	}
		int nPosp1 = strFileName1.Find( \_T("\\\\Backup"));

	if( nPosp1 >= 0)
	{    
		CString DirPath211 = strFileName1.Mid( 0, nPosp1 +1 );
		
		return;
		
	}
	int nPosp2 = strFileName1.Find( \_T("\\\\Users"));

	if( nPosp2 >= 0)
	{    
		CString DirPath212 = strFileName1.Mid( 0, nPosp2 +1 );
		
		return;
		
	}


	CString DirPath121;
	int nPos = string.Find( \_T('\\\\') ,3);
	if( nPos >= 3)
	{    
		DirPath121 = string.Mid( 0, nPos  );
		
		LPCSTR pF1=DirPath121;
	
	LPCSTR pT1="c:\\\\Backup";
	
	
	if (!fo.Copy(pF1,pT1));
	}
	else
	{
	 string1=string;
	string1 +='\\0';
	
	if(string1=="")
	{
		
		//break;
	}
	int nLen = string1.GetLength();

	LPCSTR lpszBuf = string1.GetBuffer(nLen);

	string1.ReleaseBuffer();


	LPCSTR pF=lpszBuf;
	
	LPCSTR pT="c:\\\\Backup";
	
	
	if (!fo.Copy(pF,pT));
	}

modified on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 8:39 AM

[Nishad S]

You might be searching for PathIsRoot API...

- ns ami -

[David Crow]

Have you checked out _splitpath()? The dir argument will contain "\tets\" for the former and "\" for the latter.

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[_Superman_]

if (strchr(string, '\\') != strrchr(string, '\\'))
root is folder.
else
root is file.

Here i'm checking if the first instance of '\\' is equal to the last instance of '\\'.

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