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Compares two file names. | |
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Removes a trailing delimiter (slash or backslash) from the string. | |
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Returns True if the given path exists; False otherwise. | |
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Formats the given value into a String that contains the size with the size unit. | |
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Tries to extract file names from an IDataObject. | |
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Returns the file size in Bytes as Int64 for the given path; -1 if the size could not be determined. | |
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Returns the file size as Int64 for the given TWin32FindData record. | |
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Gets the first IItemIdList of the given IDataObject. | |
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Reformats a path especially regarding lower case and upper case letters to how it would appear in windows Explorer. | |
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Retruns a list of object names for a given IDataObject. | |
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Use this function to get the path of a special folder (TJamShellFolder). | |
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Use this function to get the path of the personal documents. | |
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Checks whether the given fullpath or filename has the given extension. | |
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Returns True if the given path is an absolute path. | |
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Returns true if the path is a drive. | |
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Returns True if a drive is available and ready, False if it does not exists or is not ready for use. | |
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Returns True if the given ItemIdList is an immediate child of the search folder or the search folder itself. | |
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Returns True if the given path is a network path; False otherwise. | |
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Returns True if the given path has a protocol prefix. | |
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Returns True if the given path is a search folder path. | |
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true if the current operating system is Windows Vista or later | |
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true if the current operating system is Windows 7 or later | |
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Returns true if the current process is running as WOW64 process on a 64Bit system, False in all other cases | |
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Replaces environment variables delimited by "%" characters in a string with the variable's value. | |
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Queries the free and total disk space for the given path. | |
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Use this function to get the path of the Windows folder. | |
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Returns True if the given paths are identical; False otherwise. | |
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Sends the passed files to the given window handle. This can be used to open a file in an already running program. |