🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello Bob,

after some tests I found out that the problem is the OpenDialog Class. So now I have to switch to another usergroup.

As soon as I run Execute of TOpenDialog to determine the file names only, my app 'occupies' the folder and does not free it until I close my app. I tried to create and delete it immediately during runtime using new and delete but unfortunately I had no success.

Roland


Bob Gonder <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> wrote:
>Roland wrote:
>
>>This seems to be the question, how determine it? I am able to remove the dir using the explorer, so I think I have all rights. Thats the reason I postet it, why is RemoveDir not able to delete it.
>>By the way the error code of GetLastError is 0x00000005.
>
>Access Denied.
>If your app, or some other app has that directory as the "current"
>directory, then it is "in use" and can't be deleted.
>
>i.e. if you "cd c:\somedir"  then "rd c:\somedir" it won't work.
>XP says
>"The process cannot access the file because it is being used by
>another process."
>Which sound a lot like Access Denied.
>