DeleteFile2
DeleteFile2
Deletes a file.
Syntax
FileSystem.DeleteFile2(File, UIOption, RecycleOption)
FileSystem.DeleteFile2(File, UIOption, RecycleOption, UICancelOption)
Parameters
File |
String, input |
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Name and path of the file to be deleted. |
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UIOption |
Enumeration, input |
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Whether to visually track the operation's progress. Default is OnlyErrorDialogs. |
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RecycleOption |
Enumeration, input |
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Specifies whether the file should be deleted permanently or placed in the Recycle Bin. Default is DeletePermanently. |
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UICancelOption |
Enumeration, input |
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Specifies what should be done if the user clicks Cancel during the operation. Default is ThrowException. |
Remarks
UIOption |
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UIOption.AllDialogs |
Show progress dialog box and any error dialog boxes. |
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UIOption.OnlyErrorDialogs |
Only show error dialog boxes and hide progress dialog boxes. Default. |
UICancelOption |
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UICancelOption.DoNothing |
Do nothing when the user clicks Cancel. |
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UICancelOption.ThrowException |
Throw an exception when the user clicks Cancel. Default. |
RecycleOption |
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RecycleOption.DeletePermanently |
Delete the directory permanently. Default. |
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RecycleOption.SendToRecycleBin |
Send the directory to the Recycle Bin. |
Examples
This example deletes the specified file and allows the user to confirm deletion of the file:
Sub Main()
FileSystem.DeleteFile2 "C:\Users\Public\My Directory\Test.txt", UIOption.AllDialogs, RecycleOption.SendToRecycleBin, UICancelOption.ThrowException
End Sub
This example deletes the specified file, but does not confirm deletion and does not send to the Recycle Bin:
Sub Main()
FileSystem.DeleteFile2 "C:\Users\Public\My Directory\Test.txt", UIOption.OnlyErrorDialogs, RecycleOption.DeletePermanently, UICancelOption.ThrowException
End Sub