Pass the path from Exploer, Request

[Digisoul 1]

Hello every one,

2day is my really bad day, i m trying to find 1 function which can return the file path if user click on any file in Explorer.

I am really fed-up to see that there is no any proper Script in Whole Forum?????

Please Guys its my request; show me any proper rite path ? or tell me its possible with AutoIt or not ????

Please Its Request.

[monoceres 181]

I was unable to get the file extension >_<

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=80054

Edit: Sorry, to quick on the button there. You can always use Send("^c") and then use ClipGet() to get the full path

Edited September 23, 2008 by monoceres

[SmOke_N 193]

Hello every one,

2day is my really bad day, i m trying to find 1 function which can return the file path if user click on any file in Explorer.

I am really fed-up to see that there is no any proper Script in Whole Forum?????

Please Guys its my request; show me any proper rite path ? or tell me its possible with AutoIt or not ????

Please Its Request.

The files in the Explorer or on the Desktop are in a ListView. Using a combination of the _GUICtrlListView* functions along with some custom conversions for mouse position to client coords etc... and you could achieve it.

[Digisoul 1]

The files in the Explorer or on the Desktop are in a ListView. Using a combination of the _GUICtrlListView* functions along with some custom conversions for mouse position to client coords etc... and you could achieve it.

Thanks for your Reply Guys,

Can you please Give me any example i already tried that all, some of my functions takes much CPU, if i use Sleep then, time problem; & if i use FileFind function, it give me 2 files; e.g: 123.exe, 123.jpg.

Is'nt there any other trick ?

I reay Feel HELL, when some programs do that things.

Edited September 24, 2008 by Digisoul

[Digisoul 1]

I was unable to get the file extension >_<

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=80054

Edit: Sorry, to quick on the button there. You can always use Send("^c") and then use ClipGet() to get the full path

I already watched your script, there is a 1 bug i found,

The script take much CPU, if the folder hav huge criteria of files.

and 2ndly i want to use this script in loop structure, so Send("^c") will never pass the path in required time.

[SmOke_N 193]

Thanks for your Reply Guys,

Can you please Give me any example i already tried that all, some of my functions takes much CPU, if i use Sleep then, time problem; & if i use FileFind function, it give me 2 files; e.g: 123.exe, 123.jpg.

Is'nt there any other trick ?

I reay Feel HELL, when some programs do that things.

Yeah... that's not how it works here. You ask a question, we give you specifics to look for. You provide code you've attempted to write on your own and we give you specifics to look for and or help you with the code you've attempted.

[Digisoul 1]

Yeah... that's not how it works here. You ask a question, we give you specifics to look for. You provide code you've attempted to write on your own and we give you specifics to look for and or help you with the code you've attempted.

Here Is My Code , so please help me out

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#include <WINAPI.au3>
#include <Process.au3>
#include <GUIListView.au3>
#include <Array.au3>
Global $old, $new, $dek = @DesktopDir, $docs = @MyDocumentsDir, $state = True, $found_files[1] = [""], $get = False,$founded[1]
Global $i, $handle, $chandle, $item, $path


While 1
    Sleep(80)
    If WinActive("[CLASS:CabinetWClass]") Then
        $stop = ControlGetText($handle, "", 41477)
        Switch $stop
            Case "My Computer", "Control Panel"
            Case Else
                $handle = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:CabinetWClass]")
                $chandle = ControlGetHandle($handle, "", "[CLASSNN:SysListView321]")
                getfiles()
        EndSwitch

    EndIf

WEnd
Func getfiles()
    $array_index = _GUICtrlListView_GetSelectedIndices($chandle, True)
    For $i = 0 To $array_index[0]
            $item = _GUICtrlListView_GetItemText($chandle, $array_index[$i])
            $path = ControlGetText($handle, "", 41477)
            _ReduceMemory(@AutoItPID)
            Switch $path
                Case "My Computer", "Control Panel"
                    ConsoleWrite("Invaild Paths")
                    
                Case Else
                    
                    $f_hand = FileFindFirstFile($path & "\" & $item & ".*")
                    While 1
                        Sleep(70)
                        $found = FileFindNextFile($f_hand)
                        If @error Then ExitLoop
                        If Not StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($path & "\" & $found), "D", 2) Then
                            $marking = _ArrayFindAll($founded, $path & "\" & $found)
                            If $marking = -1 Then
                                _ArrayAdd($found_files, $path & "\" & $found)
                                $get = True
                            EndIf
                        EndIf
                    WEnd
                    
                    If $get = True Then
                        getfile()
                    EndIf
            EndSwitch
;~      EndIf
        
    Next
EndFunc;==>getfiles

Func getfile()
;~  MsgBox(0, UBound($found_files), UBound($found_files) - 1)
    If UBound($found_files) - 1 <> 0 Then
        
        For $i2 = 0 To UBound($found_files) - 1
            If $found_files[$i2] <> "" Then
                ConsoleWrite("> File Is " & $found_files[$i2] & @CRLF)
                _ArrayAdd($founded, $found_files[$i2])
            EndIf
        Next
; Reset ARRAY
        $found_files = 0
        Dim $found_files[1] = [""]
        $get = False
    EndIf
EndFunc;==>getfile

Edited September 24, 2008 by Digisoul

[DaRam 1]

To have proper control, ideally - you would put up your own file list and capture the selections.

If you are using Vista, and hold down the shift key when you right-click a file in Explorer, the extended context pop-up menu will present the a "Copy as Path" option.

Pre-Vista, look at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc751394.aspx

i m trying to find 1 function which can return the file path if user click on any file in Explorer.

[Digisoul 1]

To have proper control, ideally - you would put up your own file list and capture the selections.

If you are using Vista, and hold down the shift key when you right-click a file in Explorer, the extended context pop-up menu will present the a "Copy as Path" option.

Pre-Vista, look at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc751394.aspx

Thank you very much for your Reply DaRam, But your sugustions never full fill ma requirements. & i am using Win XP

Edited September 24, 2008 by Digisoul

[Digisoul 1]

Hello Guys No Reply At All ????????????????

[SmOke_N 193]

Hello Guys No Reply At All ????????????????

You're not asking for a reply, you're asking someone to write something for you. If they chose to do so, they will do it in their own time frame. The question marks after the request is rediculous!!!!!!!

[Digisoul 1]

You're not asking for a reply, you're asking someone to write something for you. If they chose to do so, they will do it in their own time frame. The question marks after the request is rediculous!!!!!!!

Thanks for your kind Reply Sir.