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not any as i know of...<br />
just curious.. why you don't want to use GetCurrentDirectory..<br />
Just set the length argumnet as MAX_FILE or you can say 255<br />

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not any as i know of...
just curious.. why you don't want to use GetCurrentDirectory..
Just set the length argumnet as MAX_FILE or you can say 255


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try _getcwd() its stl, and u hand it the buffer<br />

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try _getcwd() its stl, and u hand it the buffer


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oops.... MAX_FILE should read as MAX_PATH .. :)<br />
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oops.... MAX_FILE should read as MAX_PATH .. :)



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Oops, forgot to add that second parameter.<br />
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GetCurrentDirectory( strDirectory.GetBufferSetL<wbr />ength( _MAX_PATH ), _MAX_PATH ); <br />
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Oops, forgot to add that second parameter.

GetCurrentDirectory( strDirectory.GetBufferSetLength( _MAX_PATH ), _MAX_PATH );



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I have a question regarding GetCurrentDirectory SDK Function. It takes two parameters one the length of hte buffer and the character string. <br />
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I wanted to know whether there are some other functions in MFC to get the current directory which can circumvent the Length parameter. Is there any way to get the Current Working directory using MFC and something which returns CString. 
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I have a question regarding GetCurrentDirectory SDK Function. It takes two parameters one the length of hte buffer and the character string. 

I wanted to know whether there are some other functions in MFC to get the current directory which can circumvent the Length parameter. Is there any way to get the Current Working directory using MFC and something which returns CString. 

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