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filename to string
working with the Win32API
I am trying to implement a function in my program that will take the full filename and path of a shortcut (.lnk) file and returns an std::string that is the path+filename+arguments of the program to run, and also a STARTUPINFO structure that can be passed to CreateProcess along with the string. Anyways, it requires shobjidl.h and shobjidl.idl, neither of which come with Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2. If I had these files, or if I had MSVC++, I could use MSDN's example and be on my way. But I don't have either of those. Is there any way to resolve (run the program) from a shortcut with Dev-C++? Shashidhar Iddamsetty |
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