VC++ gets the method for the current process to run the directory

This article illustrates the VC++ to get the current process running directory method, to share for your reference. The specific implementation method is as follows:

This example is mainly obtained through the use of Windows API, the specific code is as follows:
 

CString GetAppPath() {

  CString strAppPath;  //Save the result 

  TCHAR szModuleFileName[MAX_PATH]; //Full path name 

  TCHAR drive[_MAX_DRIVE];  //Disk names, such as C disk, D disk 

  TCHAR dir[_MAX_DIR]; //Directory < br / >
  TCHAR fname[_MAX_FNAME];  //Process name 

  TCHAR ext[_MAX_EXT]; //Suffix, usually exe or DLL 

 

  if (NULL == GetModuleFileName(NULL, szModuleFileName, MAX_PATH)) //Gets the file path of the current process 

  return FALSE;

 

  _tsplitpath_s( szModuleFileName, drive, dir, fname, ext );  //Split the path to get a disk, directory, file name, suffix 

 

  strAppPath = drive;

  strAppPath += dir;

 

 

  return strAppPath;

}

 
The above code compiles and runs in VS2008. (requires MFC application or DLL)

Hope that this article described for everyone's VC++ programming help.