/// <summary>
/// Removes the list of files from the current voicepack list
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// In stead of actually removing, I just recreate the combined voicepack from the updated list.
/// My initial tests seem to indicate this is a fast enough operation and seems stable.
/// To actually create a real remove, much work is needed.
/// </remarks>
public void RemoveVoicepacks(List <FileInfo> files)
{
foreach (var file in files)
{
VoicepacksFilesToCombine.Remove(file);
}
RecombineVoicepackFilesToCombine();
SaveVoicepackFilesToCombineToSettings();
CombinedVoicepack.ExportToFile(CombinedVoicepackBackupFilename);
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds the list of filenames into the current voicepak list, and merges them
/// into the CombinedVoicepack.
/// </summary>
public void AddVoicepacks(List <string> filenames)
{
if (!VoicepacksFilesToCombine.Any())
{
InitializeCombinedVoicepack();
}
foreach (var filename in filenames)
{
if (CombinedVoicepack.Merge(filename))
{
VoicepacksFilesToCombine.Add(new FileInfo(filename));
}
}
SaveVoicepackFilesToCombineToSettings();
CombinedVoicepack.ExportToFile(CombinedVoicepackBackupFilename);
}
/// <summary>
/// Rebuilds CombinedVoicepack from the VoicepacksFilesToCombine list
/// </summary>
private void RecombineVoicepackFilesToCombine()
{
InitializeCombinedVoicepack();
var invalidFilesToRemove = new List <FileInfo>();
foreach (var voicePackFile in VoicepacksFilesToCombine)
{
if (!CombinedVoicepack.Merge(voicePackFile.FullName))
{
invalidFilesToRemove.Add(voicePackFile);
}
}
foreach (var invalidFile in invalidFilesToRemove)
{
VoicepacksFilesToCombine.Remove(invalidFile);
}
}
