Copy a folder and delete a folder

Shfileoperation Delete and copy files (CLIPS)

BOOL DeleteFolder( LPCTSTR lpszPath) {   SHFILEOPSTRUCT FileOp;   ZeroMemory( ( void * ) & FileOp, sizeof ( SHFILEOPSTRUCT) ) ;   FileOp. fFlags = FOF_NOCONFIRMATION;   FileOp. hNameMappings = NULL ;   FileOp. hwnd = NULL ;   FileOp. lpszProgressTitle = NULL ;   FileOp. pFrom = lpszPath;   FileOp. pTo = NULL ;   FileOp. wFunc = FO_DELETE; Return Shfileoperation ( & Fileop) = = 0; } // This function can delete directories (subdirectories and files under Directories) This is a piece of code found online, but when deleting a directory, it is always said that the source file or disk cannot be read. But the directory does exist. I checked msdn and found the same problem on the Internet. Let's look at their answers. In the original shfileoperation, pfrom can represent multiple paths separated by '/0' and ended with'/123456' (that is, two consecutive '/0, So I changed it. But it still does not work. Remove the last '/' ("C: // data //" to "C: // data") in the path. The following functions need to pay attention to the same problem. Bool Copyfolder ( Lpctstr lpszfrompath, Lpctstr lpsztopath) { Shfileopstruct fileop; Zeromemory ( ( Void * ) & Fileop, Sizeof ( Shfileopstruct) ) ; Fileop. Fflags = Fof_noconfirmation; Fileop. Hnamemappings = Null ; Fileop. Hwnd = Null ; Fileop. Lpszprogresstitle = Null ; Fileop. Pfrom = Lpszfrompath; Fileop. PTO = Lpsztopath; Fileop. Wfunc = Fo_copy; Return Shfileoperation ( & Fileop) = = 0; } // Lpszfrompath indicates that the source folder lpsztopath is the destination directory. The function will create a new folder (with the same name as the source folder) in the lpsztopath folder ),