CurDir() / hb_CurDrive()

[Gmail]

Hello,

 

    I am probably forgeting too many things so I need someone's help.

    I am trying to get the "current drive and directory where the .EXE is" but hb_curdrive() and curdir() will give the returns the current directory of the specified disk drive but not the actual place where my .EXE is... I remember there was a function for it but I am not sure wich one. Something like CurExeDrive() and CurExeDir().

    Can someone point it to me, please?

    Thanks

 

Qatan

 

[Fernando Yurisich]

You can use

FUNCTION win_GetExeFileName()

   RETURN hb_ArgV( 0 )

Regards

Fernando Yurisich

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[Maurizio la Cecilia]

Hi Qatan,
you can try with:

local appPath

hb_FNameSplit( hb_ArgV( 0 ), @appPath )

Best regards.
Maurizio

[Viktor Szakáts]

Hi Qatan,

hb_ProgName()

Viktor

[Gmail]

Hello Fernando,

 

   Thank you

 

Qatan

[Gmail]

Hello Maurizio,

 

    Thank you

 

Qatan

----- Original Message -----

From: Maurizio la Cecilia

To: harbou...@googlegroups.com

Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 10:15

Subject: Re: [harbour-users] CurDir() / hb_CurDrive()

[Gmail]

Hello,

Thanks to you all who were so kind to help.
I will use the functions and ideas you gave me, in special i liked
hb_dirBase() that seems to give the exact result I am looking for (although
all your ideas worked too) - thank you!
Looking on the Changelog I found:

HB_ARGV( 0 )
EXENAME()
hb_progname()
hb_dirBase()

BTW I rely too much on xHarbour docs (that are very nice and easy to
use) but it is important to look into the valuable information on the
Changelog that is such a good source of information, too.
But I would not find it without your help (or it would take too much
time...)
Regards,

Qatan

Hi Qatan,

hb_ProgName()

Viktor

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