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/*
* $Header: /common/FileSpec.h 2 12/04/01 11:40p Admin $
*
* $History: FileSpec.h $
*
* ***************** Version 2 *****************
* User: Admin Date: 12/04/01 Time: 11:40p
* Updated in $/common
* Fixed some resource leaks. Added code to update the server list via
* Sir Prober.
*
* ***************** Version 1 *****************
* User: Admin Date: 28/03/01 Time: 8:42p
* Created in $/common
*/
#include <shlwapi.h>
class CFileSpec
{
public:
enum FS_BUILTINS
{
FS_EMPTY, // Nothing
FS_APP, // Full application path and name
FS_APPDIR, // Application folder
FS_WINDIR, // Windows folder
FS_SYSDIR, // System folder
FS_TMPDIR, // Temporary folder
FS_DESKTOP, // Desktop folder
FS_FAVOURITES, // Favourites folder
FS_MEDIA, // Default media folder
FS_CURRDIR, // Current folder
FS_TEMPNAME // Create a temporary name
};
CFileSpec(FS_BUILTINS eSpec = FS_EMPTY);
CFileSpec(FS_BUILTINS eSpec, LPCTSTR szFileame);
CFileSpec(LPCTSTR szSpec, LPCTSTR szFilename);
CFileSpec(LPCTSTR szFilename);
// Operations
BOOL Exists() const;
BOOL IsUNCPath() const;
BOOL LoadArchive(CObject *pObj) const;
BOOL SaveArchive(CObject *pObj) const;
// Access functions
CString& Drive() { return m_csDrive; }
CString& Path() { return m_csPath; }
CString& FileName() { return m_csFilename; }
CString& Extension() { return m_csExtension; }
const CString FullPathNoExtension() const;
const CString GetFolder() const;
const CString GetFullSpec() const;
const CString GetFileName() const;
const CString ConvertToUNCPath() const;
void SetFullSpec(LPCTSTR szSpec);
void SetFullSpec(FS_BUILTINS eSpec = FS_EMPTY);
void SetFileName(LPCTSTR szSpec);
void Initialise(FS_BUILTINS eSpec);
private:
BOOL IsUNCPath(LPCTSTR szPath) const;
void WriteAble() const;
void ReadOnly() const;
void GetShellFolder(int iFolder);
CString m_csDrive,
m_csPath,
m_csFilename,
m_csExtension;
};
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