private void addArchiveException(object sender, ROMScanner.ExceptionEventArgs args)
{
var row = new ROMScanner.HaveRowEventArgs();
ROMInfo info = new ROMInfo();
row.info = info;
try {
info.addInfo("Filename", args.path.Name);
} catch (Exception ex) {
info.addInfo("Filename", "Exception: " + ex.ToString());
}
try {
info.addInfo("Folder", args.path.DirectoryName);
} catch (Exception ex) {
//F**k you .NET these methods should not throw exceptions at all, let alone because a path dares to be longer than
//260 characters. No seriously f**k you, that's f*****g stupid, f**k you and your stupid f*****g asinine operating
//system and its f*****g idiotic limitations. F**k off I am not going to make all my users upgrade to Windows 10 and
//tweak some group policy just so they can do things. F**k you, things clearly work with a f*****g network drive that
//has paths that long so clearly Windows works with that shit anyway and you just f****d everything up because you're
//a f*****g incompetent fuckload of assclowns and I hate you
info.addInfo("Folder", "Exception: " + ex.ToString());
}
info.addInfo("Exception", args.ex);
addRow(this, row);
}
private void addRow(object sender, ROMScanner.HaveRowEventArgs args)
{
if (table.InvokeRequired)
{
table.Invoke(new Action <object, ROMScanner.HaveRowEventArgs>(addRow), sender, args);
return;
}
int newRow = table.Rows.Add();
var info = args.info.info; //Sorry for this line
foreach (var kv in info)
{
if (bool.TryParse(SettingsManager.readSetting("show_extra"), out bool result))
{
if (kv.Value.extra && !result)
{
continue;
}
}
else
{
continue;
}
object value = kv.Value.value;
if (!table.Columns.Contains(kv.Key))
{
int index = table.Columns.Add(kv.Key, kv.Key);
table.Columns[index].FillWeight = 1;
}
if (value is System.Drawing.Image image && !MainProgram.isMono)
{
//FIXME: Mono doesn't like displaying images, it offsets all cells after that by one cell to the right, and I have no idea why
var cell = new DataGridViewImageCell();
table[kv.Key, newRow] = cell;
cell.ReadOnly = true;
cell.Value = image;
}
