Hi,
As the title indicates said function seems not to be part of the dos library anylonger. What has it been replaced with?
Also there is no mentioning ot this in dos-obsolete.
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Where has IDOS->CurrentDir() gone?
Where has IDOS->CurrentDir() gone?
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Re: Where has IDOS->CurrentDir() gone?
It's called SetCurrentDir() now.
$ grep CurrentDir dos/obsolete.h
#define cli_SetName cli_CurrentDirName
#define SetCurrentDirName(x) SetCliCurrentDirName(x)
#define GetCurrentDirName(x,y) GetCliCurrentDirName(x,y)
#define CurrentDir(x) SetCurrentDir(x)
$ grep CurrentDir dos/obsolete.h
#define cli_SetName cli_CurrentDirName
#define SetCurrentDirName(x) SetCliCurrentDirName(x)
#define GetCurrentDirName(x,y) GetCliCurrentDirName(x,y)
#define CurrentDir(x) SetCurrentDir(x)
Re: Where has IDOS->CurrentDir() gone?
Thank you!
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Re: Where has IDOS->CurrentDir() gone?
it's probably a good idea to look through the following, too:OldFart wrote:As the title indicates said function seems not to be part of the dos library anylonger. What has it been replaced with?
Also there is no mentioning ot this in dos-obsolete.
http://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/SDK_Release_Notes
http://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/Deprecated_Functions
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