Invalid file path error
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I have made all the necessary registry entries to associate my app with a project file that it creates. When I double click on the file my app starts up but I get an invalid path error when opening the file. Once the application is running, however, I can open the project file without any problems. I am getting the file name from the
m_lpCmdLinevariable in myCWinAppderived class. Does anyone have any suggestions how to resolve this problem? Thanks. -
I have made all the necessary registry entries to associate my app with a project file that it creates. When I double click on the file my app starts up but I get an invalid path error when opening the file. Once the application is running, however, I can open the project file without any problems. I am getting the file name from the
m_lpCmdLinevariable in myCWinAppderived class. Does anyone have any suggestions how to resolve this problem? Thanks.masnu wrote:
...but I get an invalid path error when opening the file.
Does the path contain spaces?
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I have made all the necessary registry entries to associate my app with a project file that it creates. When I double click on the file my app starts up but I get an invalid path error when opening the file. Once the application is running, however, I can open the project file without any problems. I am getting the file name from the
m_lpCmdLinevariable in myCWinAppderived class. Does anyone have any suggestions how to resolve this problem? Thanks.why don't you use your debugger for this ? you could check where something is lost. what i suspect is that you have spaces in your file path, and passing it through the commandline will not work since you don't put the path within quotes (
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I have made all the necessary registry entries to associate my app with a project file that it creates. When I double click on the file my app starts up but I get an invalid path error when opening the file. Once the application is running, however, I can open the project file without any problems. I am getting the file name from the
m_lpCmdLinevariable in myCWinAppderived class. Does anyone have any suggestions how to resolve this problem? Thanks.masnu wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions how to resolve this problem?
Yes, some kinda of debugging: for instance printout (maybe with a message box) command line content. :)
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I have made all the necessary registry entries to associate my app with a project file that it creates. When I double click on the file my app starts up but I get an invalid path error when opening the file. Once the application is running, however, I can open the project file without any problems. I am getting the file name from the
m_lpCmdLinevariable in myCWinAppderived class. Does anyone have any suggestions how to resolve this problem? Thanks.
