Because of the way cGetFile32 uses ini file in the windows directory to communicate with rundlg32 I cannot use this function.
Some administrators limit the users access rights to the windows directory.
Is there a way to use an ini in a different directory or use the registry instead?
It seems that you are using the Clipper/FW version as the xHarbour/FWH one doesn't use rundlg32.dll at all.
EMG
I am not sure about that.
My source file is c:\fwh\source\function\dlgs32.prg
The function cGetFile32() uses
nRet := WinExec( "rundlg32 " + If( lSave, "2", "1" ) )
if nRet > 21 .or. nRet < 0
StopUntil( {|| GetPvProfString( cSection, "working", "0", INIFILE ) != "1" } )
/while GetPvProfString( cSection, "working", "0", INIFILE ) == "1"
SysRefresh()
end/
cFile := GetPvProfString( cSection, "lpstrFile", "", INIFILE )
nFilterIndex := Val( GetPvProfString( cSection, "nFilterIndex", "", INIFILE ) )
else
cFile := cGetFile( cFileMask, cTitle, nDefaultMask, cInitDir, lSave,, nFlags )
endif
That source is for FW 16 bit. The one for FWH is getfile.c.
EMG
The only cGetFile function in getfile.c is cGetFile().
There is no cGetFile32() function located in getfile.c.
But I guess what you are saying is that I should not use cGetFile32(). I should only use cGetFile().
Exactly.
EMG