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From: dennison@telepath.com
Subject: Re: GetOpenFilename
Date: 1999/04/16
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In article <4AsR2.646$dd.256779@WReNphoon3>,
  jboulais@sikorsky.com (Boulais, Jeffrey M) wrote:
> I am trying to use GetOpenFilename to get an open file dialong.  I have code
> that work fine under gnat 3.04
> ( using -gnatp ) that doesn't work now under gnat3.11 (w/o -gnatp).  I was
> previously using an unchecked
> conversion of the first character of a string to a Win32.LPSTR for the
> lpstrFile field.  Now this causes the
> open file dialog to not display.  If I use a dummy variable defined of type
> Win32.LPSTR, the dialog opens
> fine, but I can't get the filename from the LPSTR type to a standard String.
> I also tries assigning the LPSTR

If you could post the code chunk that has the problem, you might be able to
get better responses.

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