The reason is :
I have the following code :
OpenFileDialog filedlg = new OpenFileDialog();
filedlg.InitialDirectory = directory.Text;
filedlg.Filter = "lvl files (*.lvl)|*.lvl" ;
filedlg.FileName = "*.lvl";
filedlg.ValidateNames = false;
if (filedlg.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.Cancel)
return;
string dirname = Path.GetDirectoryName(filedlg.FileName);
I set the property ValidateNames to false. I didn't select any file when
the dialog box pop-ups. When I click the "Open" button, the dialog box was
closed. The problem is filedlg.FileName doesn't not contain anything. I
expect it to have something like this c:\Test\*.lvl (with Win32
OpenFileDialog, it will). The protected member of OpenFileDialog namely
fileNames and FileNameInternal do have the value but as it is a protected
member, the value is inaccessible. ) With OpenFileName Win32 API, I am able
to get the value.
Nicholas Paldino said:
Tank,
I am curious, is there a reason you are not using the OpenFileDialog or
SaveFileDialog classes?
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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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Tank said:
How do I call OpenFileName Win32 API from C# ? Can someone show me a sample
code ?
