Everyone uses the files in the C # to open / save the dialog box? It is convenient and easy to play. But unfortunately, C # actually does not provide the same folder selection box, many people use the system's functions through P / I Invoke To implement the dialog, it is quite inconvenient ~~ In fact, the FoldernameEditor class in C # implements the function of the folder selection box to some extent, but not fully packaged. Oh, I will give readers today. Use C # yourself to implement the dialog box, use it as easy to use as OpenFileDialog.
Select the box class to the folder OpenFolderDialog, the class is designed as follows:
public
Class OpenFolderDialog: FoldernameEditor, IDisposable
{
FoldernameEditor.FolderBrowser fdialog = new foldernameEditor.folderBrowser ();
Public openfolderdialog ()
{
}
Public DialogResult showdialog ()
{
Return ShowDialog ("SELECT A Folder:");
}
Public DialogResult ShowDialog (String Description)
{
FDIALOG.DESCRIPTION = Description;
Return fdialog.showdialog ();
}
Public String Path
{
get
{
Return fdialog.directorypath;
}
}
Public void dispose ()
{
FDIALOG.DISPOSE ();
}
}
Use example:
Private
Void SelectFolderButton_Click (Object Sender, Eventargs E)
{
Using (OpenFolderDialog OpenFolderdlg = New OpenFolderDialog ())
{
IF (OpenFolderdlg.ShowDialog () == DialogResult.ok)
{
this.outfoldertextBox.text = OpenFolderdlg.path;
}
}
}
Below is the example of the use of the OpenFolderDialog, the control is not very similar?
Private
Void SelectFileButton_Click (Object Sender, Eventargs E)
{
Using (OpenFileDialog OpenDLG = New OpenFiledialog ())
{
OpenDLG.FILTER = @ "all text files (*. txt) | * .txt";
OpenDLG.Multiselectriselectr = FALSE;
OpenDLG.RESTOREDIRECTORY = true;
OpenDLG.FILTERINDEX = 1;
IF (OpenDLG.ShowDialog () == DialogResult.ok)
{
This.FilePathtextBox.Text = Opendlg.FileName;
}
}
}
