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Stored procedures
Returns the directory from which the execution is started.
Caution: fExeDir is used to find out the runtime directory while fCurrentDir is used to find out the current directory.
Example
// Runtime directory
Info("This application is started from " + fExeDir())
Syntax
<Result> = fExeDir()
<Result>: Character string
Directory from which the executable is run. This path does not end with the "\" character.
  • In test mode (GO from WINDEV), corresponds to:
    • the generation directory given in the description of the current project configuration.
    • the EXE sub-directory of the project directory.
  • At run time, corresponds to the directory containing the current executable.
Remarks
Reports and QueriesAjax

SOAP server

fExeDir used on a SOAP server returns the path of the directory containing the library of the SOAP server currently run.
User code (UMC)

Application used in Windows Vista (and later)

In Windows Vista (and later), the UAC mechanism implies some development constraints.
Therefore, the files used by the application (data files or INI files for example) should be stored in the specific directories of the application (and not in the directory of the executable). These directories are returned by fDataDirCommon, fDataDirUser, fGlobalDirCommon and fGlobalDirUser.

Path of a system directory

To find out the path of a system directory, use SysDir.
Related Examples:
Handling text files Unit examples (WINDEV): Handling text files
[ + ] Handling "text" files with WINDEV:
- Create a text file
- Write into a text file
- Read in a text file
Handling text files Unit examples (WEBDEV): Handling text files
[ + ] This example explains how to handle "non HFSQL" files with WEBDEV and it allows you to:
- Create a text file
- Write into a text file
- Read in a text file
Handling text files Unit examples (WINDEV Mobile): Handling text files
[ + ] Handling external "text" files:
- Create a text file
- Write into a text file
- Read in a text file
Component: wd260vm.dll
See also
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exemplo pegar pasta local
https://windevdesenvolvimento.blogspot.com/2021/06/dicas-3348-windev-webdev-mobile-windev.html
https://youtu.be/495RvqL4j20
Esse Video vai estrear as 10:00 do dia 11/06/2021
sNome_pasta is string=fExeDir()+"\copia\"
sArquivos_retorno is string=fListFile(sNome_pasta+"*.*") // Vamos ver quais arquivos estao nesse diretorio
LIST_arquivos.DeleteAll() // Cria o list box, -: é opcional

sNome_arquivo_zip is string="arquivo"
zipCreate(sNome_arquivo_zip,fExeDir()+"\"+sNome_arquivo_zip+".zip")

FOR EACH STRING sArquivo_individual OF sArquivos_retorno SEPARATED BY CR
LIST_arquivos.Add(sArquivo_individual) // adiciona no list box para ver os arquivos é opciona
zipAddFile(sNome_arquivo_zip,sArquivo_individual,zipDrive)
END
IF CBOX_criar_Executavel=True THEN
NOME_ARQUIVO_eXE is string=fExeDir()+"\"+sNome_arquivo_zip+".exe"
zipCreateExe(sNome_arquivo_zip,NOME_ARQUIVO_eXE,zipCurrentDirectory)
END
zipClose(sNome_arquivo_zip)
amarildo
06 Jun. 2021