The following functions manipulate file and operating system features:
Change the current (default) directory on a given drive. |
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Change the current default drive. |
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A bitmap is copied from the CLIPBOARD and stored in a newly created GRAPHIC BITMAP. |
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A text string is retrieved from the CLIPBOARD. If necessary, it is converted to OEM Text format. |
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A text string is retrieved from the CLIPBOARD. If necessary, it is converted to ASCII Text format. |
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A text string is retrieved from the CLIPBOARD. If necessary, it is converted to Unicode Text format. |
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The contents of the CLIPBOARD are deleted. |
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Copies a GRAPHIC BITMAP to the CLIPBOARD. |
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Copies a OEM text string to the CLIPBOARD. |
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Copies a ASCII text string to the CLIPBOARD. |
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Copies a Unicode text string to the CLIPBOARD. |
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Return the command-line used to start the program. |
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Return the current directory for a given drive. |
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Set and retrieve the system date. |
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Retrieve the size of the client area of the desktop, in pixels. |
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Retrieve the location of the top, left corner of the client area of the desktop, in pixels. |
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Retrieve the size of the entire desktop, in pixels. |
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Return a filename that matches the given mask. |
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Force the release the operating system FindNext handle. |
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Return the amount of available space of a disk, in bytes. |
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Return the total amount of space on a disk, in bytes. |
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Display a folder selection dialog to return the user's choice. |
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Display a color selection dialog to return the user's choice. |
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Display a selection dialog to return user choices. |
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Display an OpenFile selection dialog to return user choices. |
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Display a SaveFile selection dialog to return user choices. |
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Modify the current program's environment table. |
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Retrieve string from the operating system's environment table. |
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Returns the instance handle of the programming which is currently executing. |
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Returns the extension of the program which is currently executing. |
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Returns the complete drive, path, and file name of the program which is currently executing. |
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Returns just the file name of the program which is currently executing. |
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Returns the file name and the extension of the program which is currently executing. |
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Returns the complete drive and path of the program which is currently executing. |
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Return information about an open file. |
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Copy a file. |
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Return the file-system name of an open file. |
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Flush file buffers to disk to ensure the disk information is current. |
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Return the file-system attribute(s) of a disk file or directory. |
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Translate a host name into a corresponding IP address. |
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Translate an IP address into a corresponding host name. |
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Determine whether or not a file exists. |
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Delete a disk file. |
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Retrieves information or dimensions of system elements. |
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Create a subdirectory/folder (like the DOS MKDIR command). |
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Rename a file or a directory (like the DOS REN command). |
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Prepare a file or device for reading or writing. |
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Parse a path/file name to extract component parts. |
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Find a file on disk and return the path and/or file name parts. |
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Return a composite RGB color value. |
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Delete a disk directory (like the DOS RMDIR command). |
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Set the file system attribute(s) of a disk file or directory. |
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Truncate/extend a file to its current file pointer position. |
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Launch an executable program asynchronously. |
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Launch an executable program synchronously. |
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Pause the current thread for a specified number of milliseconds. |