🚀 go-pugleaf

the problem has fixed itsself - one reboot seemed to fix it - I dont know
how it fixed it but it did!

I am using %1 and didnt need to change REG_SZ to REG_EXPAND_SZ

I am now getting the path from %1 - I have another problem now that is
driving me mad

the path is in the format "G:\Music\MP3's\MP3 DVD24\McFly\Room On The 3rd
Floor" to correctly use this as a valid path it needs to be

"G:\\Music\\MP3's\\MP3 DVD24\\McFly\\Room On The 3rd Floor"

I am having no luck changing the single \ into double \\

any ideas? this should be this function completed if I can crack this last
bit


"Bob Gonder" <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> wrote in message
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> Ian Robertson wrote:
>
> >
> >so the CommandLine string is getting %1 = G:\Project\ADO Database\MP3
> >Catalogue v1.0 from shell.
> >
> >This happens everytime - no matter which folder I right click %1 always
> >equals "G:\Project\ADO Database\MP3 Catalogue v1.0".
> >This is the folder of the exe file, not the folder I selected. How do I
get
> >the right folder instead of the folder my app sits in? For instance if I
> >right-click a folder called "Elvis", how do I get "Elvis" into my
> >CommandLine string?
>
> Did you try the %I (upper i) and %L  parameters?
> And use REG_EXPAND_SZ instead of REG_SZ?
>
> I don't know what those do, but the big boys use them....
> Add them all to your command, and display however many parameters as
> come in.
> For instance, PSP uses
> "C:\Program Files\Jasc Software Inc\Paint Shop Pro 7\\psp.exe"
> "/Browse" "%L"
>
>