1. How to get full path...
- Posted by Lee woo seob <wslee at HHI.CO.KR> Mar 09, 1998
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Hi all! Does anyone know how to get "full complete file path string" from the "not-full" path given by user? For example, Let's assume we have a kind of text viewer, named "eulist.exe", and the user may give the text file to view to the program in a various way as; ex) 1) eulist xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists in current directory 2) eulist ..\xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists in parent directory 3) eulist .\xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists in current directory 4) eulist \xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists in a root directory of current drive 5) eulist nowdir\xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists sub-directory nowdir of the current directory. There can be many other ways to specifiy the location of the file... Is there any way to get the "full file path string" like "c:\text\docs\xxx.doc"(begins from drive letter and ends by the file name), from "not-full" ones as above exams? Thanks in advance! bye -- from Lee, woo seob
2. Re: How to get full path...
- Posted by Craig <cgilbert at CENNET.MC.PEACHNET.EDU> Mar 09, 1997
- 995 views
Lee woo seob wrote: > Hi all! > > Does anyone know how to get "full complete file path string" from the > "not-full" path given by user? > For example, Let's assume we have a kind of text viewer, named "eulist.exe", > and the user may give the text file to view to the program in a various way as ; > > ex) > 1) eulist xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists in current directory > 2) eulist ..\xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists in parent directory > 3) eulist .\xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists in current directory > 4) eulist \xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists in a root directory of current drive > 5) eulist nowdir\xxx.doc -- xxx.doc exists sub-directory nowdir of the current > directory. > There can be many other ways to specifiy the location of the file... > > Is there any way to get the "full file path string" like > "c:\text\docs\xxx.doc"(begins from drive letter and ends by the file name), > from "not-full" ones as above exams? > > Thanks in advance! > bye -- from Lee, woo seob Try David Cuny's text gui library; I believe there is a routine for exactly that situation somewhere in the file 'files.e', named full_path(). =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- J. Craig Gilbert cgilbert at mc.peachnet.edu "Positing infinity, the rest is easy." Roger Zelazny, in 'Creatures of Light and Darkness' =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-