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Get string from ASPathName
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I want to get the path of the current file opened by Acrobat.In the function ACCB1 void ACCB2 MyAVDocWillOpenFromFile (ASPathName fileName, ASFileSys fileSys, void* clientData). Only get ASPathName ,how to convert it to C style string ?
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malkyt8@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Get string from ASPathName
Hi,
If you use the function, ASFileSysDIPathFromPath that should return a string you can use.
Normally you can call it like this, assuming all declarations are done.
myString = ASFileSysDIPathFromPath ( NULL, theASPathName, NULL);
HTH
Malky
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