Esempio n. 1
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        public void GetHandleNameBasic()
        {
            string tempPath = FileMethods.GetTempPath();

            using (var directory = DirectoryMethods.CreateDirectoryHandle(tempPath))
            {
                // This will give back the NT path (\Device\HarddiskVolumen...)
                string name = HandleMethods.GetObjectName(directory);

                // Skip past the C:\
                Paths.AddTrailingSeparator(name).Should().EndWith(tempPath.Substring(3));
            }
        }
Esempio n. 2
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        public void QueryDosVolumePathBasic()
        {
            string tempPath = FileMethods.GetTempPath();

            using (var directory = DirectoryMethods.CreateDirectoryHandle(tempPath))
            {
                // This will give back the NT path (\Device\HarddiskVolumen...)
                string fullName   = HandleMethods.GetObjectName(directory);
                string fileName   = FileMethods.GetFileName(directory);
                string deviceName = fullName.Substring(0, fullName.Length - fileName.Length);

                string dosVolumePath = DeviceMethods.QueryDosVolumePath(deviceName);

                tempPath.Should().StartWith(dosVolumePath);
                tempPath.Should().Be(dosVolumePath + fileName + @"\");
            }
        }
Esempio n. 3
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        public void GetPipeObjectInfo()
        {
            var fileHandle = FileMethods.CreateFileSystemIo(
                @"\\.\pipe\",
                0,                  // We don't care about read or write, we're just getting metadata with this handle
                System.IO.FileShare.ReadWrite,
                System.IO.FileMode.Open,
                0,
                FileFlags.OpenReparsePoint           // To avoid traversing links
                | FileFlags.BackupSemantics);        // To open directories

            string name = HandleMethods.GetObjectName(fileHandle);

            name.Should().Be(@"\Device\NamedPipe\");

            string typeName = HandleMethods.GetObjectType(fileHandle);

            typeName.Should().Be(@"File");

            string fileName = FileMethods.GetFileName(fileHandle);

            fileName.Should().Be(@"\");
        }
Esempio n. 4
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        public void GetPipeObjectInfoNoTrailingSlash()
        {
            var fileHandle = FileMethods.CreateFileSystemIo(
                @"\\.\pipe",
                0,                  // We don't care about read or write, we're just getting metadata with this handle
                System.IO.FileShare.ReadWrite,
                System.IO.FileMode.Open,
                0,
                FileFlags.OpenReparsePoint           // To avoid traversing links
                | FileFlags.BackupSemantics);        // To open directories

            string name = HandleMethods.GetObjectName(fileHandle);

            name.Should().Be(@"\Device\NamedPipe");

            string typeName = HandleMethods.GetObjectType(fileHandle);

            typeName.Should().Be(@"File");

            // Not sure why this is- probably the source of why so many other things go wrong
            Action action = () => FileMethods.GetFileName(fileHandle);

            action.ShouldThrow <ArgumentException>().And.HResult.Should().Be(unchecked ((int)0x80070057));
        }