Dealing with the “TempFileIsBeingCreated” Event

This sample illustrates how to create a callback that can be used to handle the “TempFileIsBeingCreated” event.

Being able to deal with this event may be necessary to placate over-zealous anti-virus software.

C#
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VB.Net
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public void SetupCallBack()
{
    Func<string, bool> callback = TempFileIsAboutToBeCreated;
    SolidFramework.SolidEnvironment.SetTempFileIsAboutToBeCreated(callback);
}
 
private bool TempFileIsAboutToBeCreated(string fileCreated)
{
    // Do whatever processing is needed at this point
    // For example record the name of the file being created
    // System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(fileCreated);
 
    // Or incrementing the number of files
    // total++;
 
    // Or adding the filename to a list of files
    // files.Add(fileCreated);
 
    // Returning true allows the file to be created. Returning false will prevent file creation
    // which will probably cause the conversion to fail.
    return true;
}
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//Create an anonymous function to record the file name
 
SolidEnvironment.SetTempFileIsAboutToBeCreated{ Console.WriteLine(path); return true; });
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Public Sub SetupCallBack()
  Dim callback As Func(Of String, Boolean) = AddressOf TempFileIsAboutToBeCreated
  SolidFramework.SolidEnvironment.SetTempFileIsAboutToBeCreated(callback)
End Sub
 
Private Function TempFileIsAboutToBeCreated(fileCreated As String) As Boolean
  ' Do whatever processing is needed at this point 
  ' For example record the name of the file being created
  ' System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(fileCreated);
 
  ' Or incrementing the number of files
  ' total++;
 
  ' Or adding the filename to a list of files
  ' files.Add(fileCreated);
 
  ' Returning true allows the file to be created. Returning false will prevent file creation
  ' which will probably cause the conversion to fail.
  Return True
End Function