FileSystemWatch er does not raise events

[Andrus]

To reporoduce, run the code.

Observed: Form is shown

Expected: message box should displayed.

How to fix ?

Andrus.

using System;
using System.Windows. Forms;
using System.IO;

class main {

[STAThreadAttrib ute()]

public static void Main() {
File.Delete("c: \\test");
using (FileSystemWatc her watch = new FileSystemWatch er()) {
watch.Path = "c:\\";
watch.Filter = "test";
watch.Created += new FileSystemEvent Handler(OnChang ed);
watch.Deleted += new FileSystemEvent Handler(OnChang ed);
watch.Changed += new FileSystemEvent Handler(OnChang ed);
watch.EnableRai singEvents = true;
}
FileStream oFs = new FileStream("c:\ \test", FileMode.Create New,
FileAccess.Read Write);
StreamWriter oWriter = new StreamWriter(oF s);
oWriter.Flush() ;
oWriter.Close() ;
oFs.Close();
File.Delete("c: \\test");
Application.Run (new Form());
}

static void OnChanged(objec t sender, FileSystemEvent Args e) {
MessageBox.Show (e.FullPath + e.ChangeType.To String());
}
}

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Andrus <ko********@hot .eewrote:

To reporoduce, run the code.

Observed: Form is shown

Expected: message box should displayed.

How to fix ?

You've surrounded the use of "watch" with a using statement, so it's
being disposed immediately. It doesn't get a chance to actually do
anything.

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[Andy Bates]

1. First statement File.Delete ("C:\\test") will throw if the file doesn't
exist.
2. Filter should be a file specification so probably "*.*" should be used in
preference to "test".
3. Also your FileSystemWatch er is inside a using statement which means that
upon completion of the block the object will be deleted as the Dispose
method will be called... meaning that no events will be raised!

Move the code outside the using block to the inside of it.

- Andy

"Andrus" <ko********@hot .eewrote in message
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To reporoduce, run the code.

Observed: Form is shown

Expected: message box should displayed.

How to fix ?

Andrus.

using System;
using System.Windows. Forms;
using System.IO;

class main {

[STAThreadAttrib ute()]

public static void Main() {
File.Delete("c: \\test");
using (FileSystemWatc her watch = new FileSystemWatch er()) {
watch.Path = "c:\\";
watch.Filter = "test";
watch.Created += new FileSystemEvent Handler(OnChang ed);
watch.Deleted += new FileSystemEvent Handler(OnChang ed);
watch.Changed += new FileSystemEvent Handler(OnChang ed);
watch.EnableRai singEvents = true;
}
FileStream oFs = new FileStream("c:\ \test", FileMode.Create New,
FileAccess.Read Write);
StreamWriter oWriter = new StreamWriter(oF s);
oWriter.Flush() ;
oWriter.Close() ;
oFs.Close();
File.Delete("c: \\test");
Application.Run (new Form());
}

static void OnChanged(objec t sender, FileSystemEvent Args e) {
MessageBox.Show (e.FullPath + e.ChangeType.To String());
}
}

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Andy Bates <an**@ussdev.co mwrote:

1. First statement File.Delete ("C:\\test") will throw if the file doesn't
exist.

Nope - from the docs:

<quote>
Deletes the specified file. An exception is not thrown if the specified
file does not exist.
</quote>

2. Filter should be a file specification so probably "*.*" should be used in
preference to "test".
3. Also your FileSystemWatch er is inside a using statement which means that
upon completion of the block the object will be deleted as the Dispose
method will be called... meaning that no events will be raised!

Move the code outside the using block to the inside of it.

Indeed, that's the problem.

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[Andy Bates]

Okay... my mistake :). You live and learn!

- Andy

"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" <sk***@pobox.co mwrote in message
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Andy Bates <an**@ussdev.co mwrote:

>1. First statement File.Delete ("C:\\test") will throw if the file
doesn't
exist.

Nope - from the docs:

<quote>
Deletes the specified file. An exception is not thrown if the specified
file does not exist.
</quote>

>2. Filter should be a file specification so probably "*.*" should be used
in
preference to "test".
3. Also your FileSystemWatch er is inside a using statement which means
that
upon completion of the block the object will be deleted as the Dispose
method will be called... meaning that no events will be raised!

Move the code outside the using block to the inside of it.

Indeed, that's the problem.

--
Jon Skeet - <sk***@pobox.co m>
http://www.pobox.com/~skeet Blog: http://www.msmvps.com/jon.skeet
If replying to the group, please do not mail me too