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Hayato Iriumi
Hello, folks.
I have an issue with OpenFileDialog. Let's say I chose a file at C:
\TestFolder\TestFile.txt using OpenFileDialog. After I choose the
file, I tried to delete the folder from Windows Explorer, but it says
that another process is being used by another person or program.
So I opened up Process Explorer and checked my Windows application. I
found out that it was holding a handle to the folder that contains the
file I just chose. Whenever I use OpenFileDialog to choose a file, it
seems to create a handle to the folder. I can delete the folder when I
close the application or just close the handle from Process Explorer,
but I need to get around this issue programmatically.
So my question is how do I avoid creating a handle to the folder that
contains the file I chose from OpenFileDialog?
I have an issue with OpenFileDialog. Let's say I chose a file at C:
\TestFolder\TestFile.txt using OpenFileDialog. After I choose the
file, I tried to delete the folder from Windows Explorer, but it says
that another process is being used by another person or program.
So I opened up Process Explorer and checked my Windows application. I
found out that it was holding a handle to the folder that contains the
file I just chose. Whenever I use OpenFileDialog to choose a file, it
seems to create a handle to the folder. I can delete the folder when I
close the application or just close the handle from Process Explorer,
but I need to get around this issue programmatically.
So my question is how do I avoid creating a handle to the folder that
contains the file I chose from OpenFileDialog?