Xceed .NET Libraries Documentation
ItemCompletion Event


Xceed.FileSystem Assembly > Xceed.FileSystem Namespace > FileSystemEvents Class : ItemCompletion Event
Raised every time a FileSystemItem object has been processed, providing progression information to the event handler and the ability to perform custom post-processing on the target item.
Syntax
'Declaration
 
Public Event ItemCompletion As ItemProgressionEventHandler
'Usage
 
Dim instance As FileSystemEvents
Dim handler As ItemProgressionEventHandler
 
AddHandler instance.ItemCompletion, handler
public event ItemProgressionEventHandler ItemCompletion
Event Data

The event handler receives an argument of type ItemProgressionEventArgs containing data related to this event. The following ItemProgressionEventArgs properties provide information specific to this event.

PropertyDescription
AllItemsGets the total number of items being processed.  
CurrentItemThe current FileSystemItem object being processed. (Inherited from Xceed.FileSystem.FileSystemEventArgs)
TargetItemThe destination FileSystemItem object being processed. (Inherited from Xceed.FileSystem.FileSystemEventArgs)
UserDataOpaque data that is sent back to the event handler. (Inherited from Xceed.FileSystem.FileSystemEventArgs)
Example

This example demonstrates how to use the ItemCompletion event to clear the "read only" attribute from files extracted from a zip archive.

static void ItemCompletionExample()
{
  /* Create a reference to a FileSystemEvents object */
  FileSystemEvents events = new FileSystemEvents();

  /* Subscribe to the ItemCompletion event of the FileSystemEvents object using the ItemProgressionEventHandler delegate */
  events.ItemCompletion += new ItemProgressionEventHandler( OnItemCompletion );

  // Get a reference to an existing zip file
  AbstractFile zipFile = new DiskFile( "ItemCompletionExample.zip" );
  System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert( zipFile.Exists );
  Xceed.Zip.ZipArchive zip = new Xceed.Zip.ZipArchive( zipFile );

  // Select an output folder
  AbstractFolder destination = new DiskFolder( "Output" );

  // Extract the files from the archive using the events object
  zip.CopyFilesTo( events, null, destination, true, true );
}

/* Create a new method that will handle the events that are raised. For the purposes of this example, we will call the method OnItemProgression */
static void OnItemCompletion( object sender, ItemProgressionEventArgs e )
{
  /* Place the desired code in the newly created event handler */

  FileSystemItem targetItem = e.TargetItem;

  // Remove the read-only attribute from the target file
  FileAttributes attributes = targetItem.Attributes;
  targetItem.Attributes = ( attributes & ~FileAttributes.ReadOnly );
}
Private Shared Sub ItemCompletionExample()
  ' Create a reference to a FileSystemEvents object 
  Dim events As New FileSystemEvents()

  ' Subscribe to the ItemCompletion event of the FileSystemEvents object using the ItemProgressionEventHandler delegate 
  AddHandler events.ItemCompletion, AddressOf OnItemCompletion

  ' Get a reference to an existing zip file
  Dim zipFile As AbstractFile = New DiskFile("ItemCompletionExample.zip")
  System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(zipFile.Exists)
  Dim zip As New Xceed.Zip.ZipArchive(zipFile)

  ' Select an output folder
  Dim destination As AbstractFolder = New DiskFolder("Output")

  ' Extract the files from the archive using the events object
  zip.CopyFilesTo(events, Nothing, destination, True, True)
End Sub

' Create a new method that will handle the events that are raised. For the purposes of this example, we will call the method OnItemProgression 
Private Shared Sub OnItemCompletion(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ItemProgressionEventArgs)
  ' Place the desired code in the newly created event handler 

  Dim targetItem As FileSystemItem = e.TargetItem

  ' Remove the read-only attribute from the target file
  Dim attributes As FileAttributes = targetItem.Attributes
  targetItem.Attributes = (attributes And (Not FileAttributes.ReadOnly))
End Sub
Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

See Also

Reference

FileSystemEvents Class
FileSystemEvents Members

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