Which include file I need to use for ExtractFileExt in C++?

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Which include file I need to use for ExtractFileExt in C++?

Thank you in advance :)

Posted 27-Nov-12 8:28am

Pavlo Valerijovich

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Maximilien · Answer 1 · 2012-11-27T08:40:00

Solution 1

What platform ? compiler ?
What is ExtractFileExt ? It does not look to be part if the Windows system ( not in the VS header files).

You could try using PathFindExtension[^].

Max.

Posted 27-Nov-12 8:40am

Maximilien

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Pavlo Valerijovich 27-Nov-12 15:49pm

Yes, it works. Thanks

And what about equivalent of AnsiLowerCase in C++?

Albert Holguin 27-Nov-12 18:57pm

+5

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2012-11-27T08:44:00

Solution 2

That is a Delphi function. You may use PathFindExtension[^] for the same purpose.

Posted 27-Nov-12 8:44am

CPallini

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Pavlo Valerijovich 27-Nov-12 16:06pm

Yes, it works. Thanks

And what about equivalent of AnsiLowerCase in C++?

CPallini 27-Nov-12 16:18pm

You are welcome.
I suppose you may use CharLowerBuff, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms647468(v=vs.85).aspx

Albert Holguin 27-Nov-12 18:55pm

+5 for deciphering the question... :)