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| Finding the path to the VFP executable running |
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DECLARE INTEGER GetModuleHandle IN kernel32;
INTEGER lpModuleName
DECLARE INTEGER GetModuleFileName IN kernel32;
INTEGER hModule,;
STRING @ lpFilename,;
INTEGER nSize
hModule = GetModuleHandle(0)
lpFilename = SPACE(250)
lnLen = GetModuleFileName (hModule, @lpFilename, Len(lpFilename))
? Left (lpFilename, lnLen)
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Created: 2001-08-03 12:00:00
Modified: 2011-02-16 07:03:31
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Depending on OS, VFP version running, and differently for run-time and command window mode you may get various results:
c:\vfp\vfp.exe
c:\winnt\system32\vfp300.esl
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VFP98\VFP6.Exe
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* * *
? _vfp.servername
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