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NetworkDirName (Function)

In french: RéseauNomRep

Identifies the shared directory associated with a network drive. The UNC path corresponding to the letter of the specified drive is returned.

Example

// Identify the directory associated with the letter "E:"
// For example \\Sdoc\Doc
ResDirName = NetworkDirName("E:")

Syntax

<Result> = NetworkDirName(<Drive Letter>)

<Result>: Character string

Name of the directory associated with the specified network drive. The name of the directory can correspond to a UNC path.
Empty string ("") if the specified drive is not a network drive.

<Drive Letter>: Character string (with quotes)

Network drive to handle, in the following format: "<Drive Letter>:".

Component : wd260std.dll

See also

Minimum version required

Version 9

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Comments

//identificar diretorio Mapeado

//identificar diretorio Mapeado

EDT_NomeDiretorio=NetworkDirName("M:")

//Frances
EDT_NomeDiretorio=RéseauNomRep("M:")

//Blog com video e Exemplo
http://windevdesenvolvimento.blogspot.com.br/2016/09/curso-windev-funcoes-windows-014.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxgePSzeuk0

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20 Sep. 2016

Last update: 09/20/2020

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