private ResourceEntry WriteFlashEntry(ResourceEntry entry, XPathNodeIterator nodes, string sdsFolder, XmlNode descNode)
{
FlashResource resource = new FlashResource();
//read contents from XML entry
nodes.Current.MoveToNext();
resource.FileName = nodes.Current.Value;
nodes.Current.MoveToNext();
resource.Name = nodes.Current.Value;
nodes.Current.MoveToNext();
entry.Version = (ushort)nodes.Current.ValueAsInt;
resource.Data = File.ReadAllBytes(sdsFolder + "/" + resource.FileName);
using (var stream = new MemoryStream())
{
resource.Serialize(entry.Version, stream, _Endian);
entry.Data = stream.ToArray();
}
descNode.InnerText = resource.FileName;
return(entry);
}
private string ReadFlashEntry(ResourceEntry entry, XmlWriter resourceXML, string name, string flashDir)
{
// Read the resource first; we have the nicety of having the flash name stored
// in the meta info.
FlashResource resource = new FlashResource();
using (var stream = new MemoryStream(entry.Data))
{
resource.Deserialize(entry.Version, stream, Endian);
entry.Data = resource.Data;
}
// Since we know that flash will have the filename,
// we collect it from here instead.
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(name))
{
name = resource.FileName;
}
string[] dirs = name.Split('/');
string newPath = flashDir;
for (int z = 0; z != dirs.Length - 1; z++)
{
newPath += "/" + dirs[z];
Directory.CreateDirectory(newPath);
}
newPath += "/" + dirs[dirs.Length - 1];
resourceXML.WriteElementString("File", name);
resourceXML.WriteElementString("Name", resource.Name);
// In this case this is valid; we will no doubt get a name.
return(name);
}