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{{lang|UTIL GetModDir|title=UTIL_GetModDir}} | {{lang|UTIL GetModDir|title=UTIL_GetModDir}} | ||
{{ent|UTIL_GetModDir}} is a [[UTIL]] function that retrieves the mod (or game) directory name for the active game (ie. "hl2", "csgo", or "tf"), by storing the game directory path in <code>lpszTextOut</code> and then culls the entire directory path, leaving only the directory name. This function returns false if the length of the game directory path is longer than <code>nSize</code>, otherwise it will return true. | |||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:58, 2 November 2021
UTIL_GetModDir is a UTIL function that retrieves the mod (or game) directory name for the active game (ie. "hl2", "csgo", or "tf"), by storing the game directory path in lpszTextOut and then culls the entire directory path, leaving only the directory name. This function returns false if the length of the game directory path is longer than nSize, otherwise it will return true.
Usage
/* lpszTextOut - The input C-style string to be written to.
nSize - String length. */
bool UTIL_GetModDir( char *lpszTextOut, unsigned int nSize );
Example
Get mod directory and store it.
char pGameDir[1024];
UTIL_GetModDir( pGameDir, 1024 );