Bypass The Prompt For File In Use When Sending Files To Recycle Bin?
Dec 17, 2009
i am currently using this code to delete folder files.
For Each itm As String In ListBox1.Items
Try
My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile _
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what i am having problems with is that if a file is in use, i get a msgbox prompt.. i do not mind it not deleting the file. how can i bypass that msbox to not show??-.trujade.-
Is there a way in vb.net to undelete a file (deleted from Recycle Bin) or should i turn to unmanaged code? Write your code as efficient as you can to reduce CPU load, to consume less energy and protect our planet from global warming.
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Here is my Sub RecycleBinFile(ByVal strFilename As String) My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile(strFilename, FileIO.UIOption.AllDialogs, FileIO.RecycleOption.SendToRecycleBin, FileIO.UICancelOption.DoNothing) End Sub
Some of my research has pointed me to FileIO.UIOption.AllDialogs.
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My Sending code is this :
Public Sub SendFile(ByVal Filename As String) Dim sw As IO.StreamWriter Dim fs As IO.FileStream
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(NB I did search for this within the forum and found some examples but they just didn't fit very well with the framework of what I'm doing, such as creating a 2nd tcp channel to handle file transfers?
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