String Problem

[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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[Jim Crafton]

Did you hear that whooshing sound? That was the sound of that link going completely over his head. However I'd like to thank everyone in this thread for contributing to my mornings entertainment. I was feeling a bit down, and this gave me more than a few chuckles. Keep up the good work gentlemen!

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[CPallini]

Jim Crafton wrote:

However I'd like to thank everyone in this thread for contributing to my mornings entertainment. I was feeling a bit down, and this gave me more than a few chuckles.

Glad of: after all we're a happy brigade [^]. :)

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[Iain Clarke Warrior Programmer]

You've used this before. When are you going to actually register it? Saying that, maybe the bandwidth bills would be too high, as we'd all refer people there! Iain.

[CPallini]

:-D

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This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
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[Sandeep Saini SRE]

Use ReverseFind() instead of Find().

CString DirPath;
CString FullPath = _T("C:\\abc\\cd\\as.txt");
int nPos = FullPath.ReverseFind( _T('\\') );
if( nPos >= 0 )
{
DirPath = FullPath.Mid( 0, nPos);
}
AfxMessageBox(DirPath);