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This article introduces the relevant knowledge of "how to get the current path in C++". In the operation of actual cases, many people will encounter such a dilemma. Then let the editor lead you to learn how to deal with these situations. I hope you can read it carefully and be able to achieve something!

1. The following code is from CSDN 2004 VC programming experience summary.

{CString strPath; GetCurrentDirectory (MAX_PATH,strPath.GetBuffer (MAX_PATH)); strPath.ReleaseBuffer (); return strPath;}

2. The following code is from TZ MFC.NET Primer 1.01

CString CPropertyGridSampleApp::GetCurrWorkingDir () {CString strPath; TCHAR szFull [_ MAX_PATH]; TCHAR szDrive [_ MAX_DRIVE]; TCHAR szDir [_ MAX_DIR];: GetModuleFileName (NULL, szFull, sizeof (szFull) / sizeof (TCHAR)); _ tsplitpath (szFull, szDrive, szDir, NULL, NULL); _ tcscpy (szFull, szDrive); _ tcscat (szFull, szDir); strPath = CString (szFull); return strPath;}

The code that uses the * * segment C++ to get the current path can get the directory where the application is running. However, because the real host is IDE when you compile and run the project using Microsoft Visual Studio.NET, the current directory is the project directory, not the DEBUG or RELEASE directory, which requires the developer's attention. The second piece of code can solve this problem dynamically. And added Unicode support (TCHAR).

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