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[sreelakshmi]

when I am trying to append the entire path   .The entire path is not coming only c:\ getting displayed .

[Creasycdf]

Check the variable or string you are using to store the path, make sure the variable or string used to store the path is large enough to accommodate the entire path. If the variable has a fixed size, it may truncate the path if it exceeds that size. Ensure that the variable or string has sufficient capacity to hold the entire path. Verify the source of the path, ensure that the source of the path you are trying to append is correct and complete. It's possible that there might be an issue with how the path is retrieved or constructed, resulting in only "c:" being displayed. Double-check the code or logic responsible for generating the path and ensure it is correctly retrieving or constructing the full path. Check for any escape characters or special characters, if the path contains escape characters or special characters, they may affect how the path is interpreted and displayed. Make sure that the path is properly formatted and any special characters are properly escaped or handled. Debug and print the value of the path variable, add debug statements or print the value of the path variable before appending it to ensure that it contains the full path as expected. This can help identify any issues or inconsistencies with the path value.

[polish120]

If you are experiencing an issue where only "c:" is displayed instead of the entire path when appending it, there could be a couple of reasons for this behavior. Here are some possible solutions:                                                                                       My MileStone Card

Check the value you are appending: Ensure that you are correctly appending the entire path and not accidentally truncating or modifying it before appending. Double-check the code where you are appending the path to make sure it is handling the string concatenation correctly.

Verify the data type: Confirm that the variable or data type you are using to store the path can accommodate the entire path length. If the data type has a length limit, it might truncate the path after a certain number of characters.

Escape special characters: If the path contains special characters such as backslashes (), make sure to escape them properly. For example, if you are using the path in a string literal, you may need to use double backslashes to represent a single backslash (e.g., "C:\path\to\file").

Use proper file path conventions: Ensure that you are using the correct file path conventions for the operating system you are working on. In Windows, file paths typically use backslashes () as directory separators, while in other systems (such as Unix-based systems), forward slashes (/) are used.

If none of the above suggestions resolve the issue, please provide more specific details about the code or the context in which you are encountering this problem.