function GetNetworkDriveMappings(
sl : TStrings ) : integer;
var
i : integer;
sNetPath : string;
dwMaxNetPathLen : DWord;
begin
sl.Clear;
dwMaxNetPathLen := MAX_PATH;
SetLength( sNetPath,
dwMaxNetPathLen );
for i := 0 to 25 do
begin
if( NO_ERROR =
Windows.WNetGetConnection(
PChar(
'' + Chr( 65 + i ) + ':' ),
PChar( sNetPath ),
dwMaxNetPathLen ) )then
begin
sl.Add( Chr( 65 + i ) + ': ' +
sNetPath );
end;
end;
Result := sl.Count;
end;
//
// here's how to call GetNetworkDriveMappings():
//
var
sl : TStrings;
nMappingsCount,
i : integer;
begin
sl := TStringList.Create;
nMappingsCount :=
GetNetworkDriveMappings( sl );
for i := 0 to nMappingsCount-1 do
begin
//
// do your thing here...
// for now, we'll just display the mapping
//
MessageBox( 0,
PChar( sl.Strings[ i ] ),
'Network drive mappings',
MB_OK );
end;
sl.Free;
end;
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If you need to programmatically map and delete network drives, look up WNetAddConnection(), WNetAddConnection2(), WNetAddConnection3(), WNetCancelConnection(), and WNetCancelConnection2() in your "Win32 Programmer's Reference."