Example #1
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        private void RemoveDeleteListItem(object arg)
        {
            // Last chance to avoid deleting a file from MyDeltaFiles - remove it from the list.
            if (arg != null && (int)arg > -1)
            {
                FileDescriptorModel fdv = (FileDescriptorModel)MyDeltaFilesView.CurrentItem;
                if (fdv != null)
                {
                    // Remove only from Delta list, leave the rest of collections/lists alone...
                    MyDeltaFiles.Remove(fdv);
                    MyDeltaFilesView.MoveCurrentTo(null);

                    OnPropertyRaised("MyDeltaFilesNo");
                    OnPropertyRaised("MyRejectionRatio");
                }
            }
        }
Example #2
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 private void RemoveRawItem(object arg)
 {
     if (arg != null && (int)arg > -1)
     {
         // MyRawFolderFiles.RemoveAt((int)arg); Can't do this...
         // In order for us to properly remove Collection item, we have to precisely know,
         // what item is at this index of View (View may be filtered, thus index will be different)
         // FileDescriptorModel fdv = MyRawGridView.Cast<FileDescriptorModel>().ToArray()[(int)arg]; Although it works, this seems too complicated
         FileDescriptorModel fdv = (FileDescriptorModel)MyRawGridView.CurrentItem;
         if (fdv != null)
         {
             MyRawFolderFiles.Remove(fdv);
             MyRawFolderListing.FileList.Remove(fdv);
             MyRawGridView.MoveCurrentTo(null);
             OnPropertyRaised("MyRawFolderFilesNo");
             OnPropertyRaised("MyRawFilesNo");
             OnPropertyRaised("MyRawFilesShownNo");
         }
     }
 }
Example #3
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 private void DeleteSingleDeltaFile(FileDescriptorModel fd)
 {
     // Try to delete file, checking for potential IO exceptions:
     //   - if successful, delete this entry from both lists, increment DeletedFilesNo and continue the loop
     //   - if not successful continue the loop leaving the list as is (perhaps for repeated deleting)
     try
     {
         if (File.Exists(fd.FilePath))
         {
             if (RSSettingsModel.Instance.RecycleBinSetting)
             {
                 // Move the file to Recycle Bin (watch exceptions if they are the same as from File.Delete())
                 FileSystem.DeleteFile(fd.FilePath, UIOption.OnlyErrorDialogs, RecycleOption.SendToRecycleBin);
             }
             else
             {
                 File.Delete(fd.FilePath);
             }
         }
         else
         {
             MessageBox.Show($"File { fd.FullName } do not exist.", "Warning!", MessageBoxButton.OK, MessageBoxImage.Warning);
         }
     }
     catch (IOException)
     {
         // The file could not be deleted, possibly due to the lock or some other IO problem
         MessageBox.Show($"Could not delete file: { fd.FullName } .\nFile may be locked. Hit OK to continue.", "Error!", MessageBoxButton.OK, MessageBoxImage.Error);
     }
     catch (Exception ex)
     {
         // Obsługa exception rzucanego przez dialog pochodny (Error) dla dialogu FileSystem.DeleteFile - jeśli naciśnięto Cancel. Działa jak Skip...
         // Microsoft nie dokumentuje jakiego typu to jest Exception, stąd łapane i wyświetlane są wszystkie. Do użytkownika należy decyzja, czy program zterminuje, czy pozwoli dalej działać
         MessageBoxResult result = MessageBox.Show($"Could not delete file: { fd.FullName } .\nException data: { ex.Message }.\nHit OK to Continue, Cancel to terminate App.", "Error!", MessageBoxButton.OKCancel, MessageBoxImage.Error);
         if (result == MessageBoxResult.Cancel)
         {
             Application.Current.Shutdown();
             return;
         }
     }
 }