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28/10/1997 13:12:32
Rob Gordon
Xon Digital Communications Ltd.
Dartmouth, Nouvelle-Écosse, Canada
 
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Fonctions Windows API
Divers
Thread ID:
00056570
Message ID:
00057030
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>>I need to access the Version, Major and Minor revision information stored in an Application (either VFP or otherwise). There is a Win32API call call GetFileVersionInfo (and GetFileVersionInfoSize) which should do the job. Unfortunately, they require a library called version.lib ..which I have .. but can't seem to access.
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>>If I use a DECLARE GetFileVersionInfo in WIN32API the function is not found.
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>>If I use a DECLARE GetFileVersionInfo in version.lib VFP doesn't complain untill I try to access it .. I get a "Cannot load 32bit DLL Version.lib" message
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>>As a work around , I'm accessing the VFP project file (the devinfo field - last 19 bytes) and writing the info to an INI file after each build. This doesn't help with other Apps obviously.
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>>Any ideas ??
>
>Rob,
>
>The reason you can't DECLARE these functions like that is that they're not part of what's considered to be (by VFP) the Win32 API. This includes the GDI32, KERNAL32, and USER32 DLLs. GetFileVersionInfo is in VERSION.DLL, as is the other function.
>
>But why fool around with the API and have to fool around with converting a structure to meaningful information. Try this, load the FOXTOOLS library. Then:
>
>* lcfile is a previously defined fully qualified
>* file name
>DIMENSION a_version[12]
>= GetFileVersion(lcfile, @a_version)
>
>You should have all the information you need from this. For more information, check the FOXTOOLS.HLP file.
>
>hth,
>
>George

Thanks .. You know I could have sworn that there was a function like this in FoxTools but I originally didn't see it there. The only problem is that is doesn't give you the Build Date of the App. When the app is installed, the date on the file is the install date. The only alternative is to have a "version.ini" file included in the project which contains version info + file build dates etc.
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