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Cuase the Windows OS to change a filenameI wonder if anyone knows how to cause the Windows Operating System to rename an existing file from within the code of a widows dialog? This would be similar to the system() function in unix.
I have used "ShellExecuteEx()" to open a file for the user, from within the code, so I susspect there is a similar way to shell other windows commands. Thanx for the help (hopefully) |
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Question AnsweredShould have guessed, its called ... system() and takes a string !!
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SHFileOperation(..) is what you are looking for.
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