/// <summary>
/// Given a StorageInfoCore, clears the enumerators associated with it.
/// </summary>
private static void InvalidateEnumerators( StorageInfoCore invalidateCore )
{
// It is not enough to simply clear the validEnumerators collection,
// we have to clear the individual elements to let them know the
// outstanding enumerator is no longer valid.
foreach( object entry in invalidateCore.validEnumerators.Values )
{
((ArrayList)entry).Clear();
}
invalidateCore.validEnumerators.Clear();
}
/// <summary>
/// Respond to a request from a child StorageInfo object to give
/// it a StorageInfoCore object for the given name.
/// </summary>
StorageInfoCore CoreForChildStorage( string storageNname )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
object childElement = core.elementInfoCores[ storageNname ];
if( null != childElement &&
null == childElement as StorageInfoCore )
{
// Name is already in use, but not as a StorageInfo
throw new InvalidOperationException(
SR.Get(SRID.NameAlreadyInUse, storageNname ));
}
else if( null == childElement )
{
// No such element with the name exist - create one.
//
childElement = new StorageInfoCore( storageNname);
core.elementInfoCores[ storageNname ] = childElement;
}
Debug.Assert( null != childElement as StorageInfoCore,
"We should have already checked to make sure childElement is either StorageInfoCore, created as one, or thrown an exception if neither is possible");
return childElement as StorageInfoCore;
}
/***********************************************************************/
// Constructors
/// <summary>
/// A constructor for building the root storage.
/// This should only happen for, well, the root storage!
/// </summary>
internal StorageInfo( IStorage safeIStorage )
{
core = new StorageInfoCore( null, safeIStorage );
}
/// <summary>
/// Given a parent and a path under it, step through each of the path
/// elements and create an intermediate StorageInfo at each step because
/// a StorageInfo is only meaningful relative to its immediate parent -
/// multi-step relations can't be represented.
/// </summary>
private void BuildStorageInfoRelativeToStorage( StorageInfo parent, string fileName )
{
parentStorage = parent;
core = parent.CoreForChildStorage( fileName );
rootStorage = parent.Root;
}
/// <summary>
/// Given a StorageInfoCore, recursively release objects associated with
/// sub-storages and then releases objects associated with self.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This didn't used to be a static method - but this caused some problems.
/// All operations need to be on the given parameter "startCore". If this
/// wasn't static, the code had access to the member "core" and that's not
/// the right StorageInfoCore to use. This caused some bugs that would have
/// been avoided if this was static. To prevent future bugs of similar
/// nature, I made this static.
/// </remarks>
internal static void RecursiveStorageInfoCoreRelease( StorageInfoCore startCore )
{
// If the underlying IStorage pointer is null, we never did anything
// with this storage or anything under it. We can halt our recursion
// here.
if( startCore.safeIStorage == null )
return;
try
{
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Call clean-up code for things on the storage represented by startCore.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Call clean-up code for things *under* startCore.
// See if we have child storages and streams, and if so, close them
// down.
foreach( object o in startCore.elementInfoCores.Values )
{
if( o is StorageInfoCore )
{
RecursiveStorageInfoCoreRelease( (StorageInfoCore)o );
}
else if( o is StreamInfoCore )
{
StreamInfoCore streamRelease = (StreamInfoCore)o;
try
{
if (null != streamRelease.exposedStream)
{
((Stream)(streamRelease.exposedStream)).Close();
}
streamRelease.exposedStream = null;
}
finally
{
// We need this release and null-out to happen even if we
// ran into problems with the clean-up code above.
if( null != streamRelease.safeIStream)
{
((IDisposable) streamRelease.safeIStream).Dispose();
streamRelease.safeIStream = null;
}
// Null name in core signifies the core object is disposed
((StreamInfoCore)o).streamName = null;
}
}
}
// All child objects freed, clear out the enumerators
InvalidateEnumerators( startCore );
}
finally
{
// We want to make sure this happens even if any of the cleanup
// above fails, so that's why it's in a "finally" block here.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Free unmanaged resources associated with the startCore storage
if( null != startCore.safeIStorage)
{
((IDisposable) startCore.safeIStorage).Dispose();
startCore.safeIStorage = null;
}
// Null name in core signifies the core object is disposed
startCore.storageName = null;
}
}
