The filesystem of the virtual folder
"Recycle Bin" is complicated, so we
had to add special handling to watch
change notification on it.
JIRA issue: CORE-20435
- Add CRecycleBinFolderViewCB.cpp
and CRecycleBinFolderViewCB.h.
- Add CRecycleBinFolderViewCB class
(with IShellFolderViewCB interface)
and associate it with CRecycleBin.
- Hook SFVM_QUERYFSNOTIFY and
SFVM_FSNOTIFY in
CRecycleBinFolderViewCB.
- Implement watching of shell change
notification.
* [SHELL32] Use FS compatible PIDL format for Recycle Bin items
This allows SHChangeNotify to handle these items and DefView will correctly update the recycle folder.
CORE-18005 CORE-19239 CORE-13950 CORE-18435 CORE-18436 CORE-18437
PR #7173 (22b913928f) fails to initialize the DELETED_FILE_RECORD struct when constructing a RecycleBin5File instance. This causes _ILCreateRecycleItem to create PIDLs without filenames and the CRecycleBin IShellFolder does not expect this to happen.
Also fixes incorrect usage of SHFileOperationW when restoring deleted files. The previous code might have worked by chance in the past if the string just happened to be double-null terminated as required by this API!
Generic HANDLE type is vague and unreadable.
Declare a special handle type for recycle bin
items.
JIRA issue: CORE-19595
- Declare the HDELFILE handle by
DECLARE_HANDLE(HDELFILE);.
- Use HDELFILE instead of HANDLE for
deleted items.
CORE-3938
Icon extraction from the recycle bin was not possible due to the partial absence of IExtractIcon interface support.
Adding it inside the RecycleBinFile's QueryInterface private implementation, and then calling it from CRecycleBin, now allows retrieving and displaying the files' icons.
CORE-11000
- Now, folders can be sent to recycle bin (fixed a bug inside the implementation).
- Adjust column size of the RecycleBin virtual folder in details mode.
CORE-13730
There was a handle reference leak in the recycler bin and the bin wasn't removing the copied file after restoring it.
Close the handle were the memory leak was and move the file when restoring it.
Timo Kreuzer