pbx wrote:
>
> hello, there seems to be something wrong with this,
> target always seems to be prepended with some data like ?\\? before the
> expected string (e.g. C:\Users\...) starts.
The '\??\' prefix is normal. That's the designator for a raw path, and is
required when creating a reparse p
hello, there seems to be something wrong with this,
target always seems to be prepended with some data like ?\\? before the
expected string (e.g. C:\Users\...) starts.
the printname_len is accurate in that is represents the raw (byte) length of
the string excluding this starting ?\\?
is there
Thanks very much for that. That was pretty much old win32 black magic
to me and it totally solved my trouble. :)
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Philip Bloom wrote:
Hello,
This is my first post the python win32 programming list, so hello.
I'm trying to figure out a way to tell where a Reparse Point
() is really pointing programmatically. I can determine
pretty easily a folder is a Junction
(win32api.GetFileAttributes(folder)==1040), b
Hello,
This is my first post the python win32 programming list, so hello.
I'm trying to figure out a way to tell where a Reparse Point
() is really pointing programmatically. I can determine
pretty easily a folder is a Junction
(win32api.GetFileAttributes(folder)==1040), but from there, I can't
