LocalItemChange Class

Represents a change to an item in the local replica that is returned by EnumerateChanges.

Namespace: Microsoft.Synchronization.SimpleProviders
Assembly: Microsoft.Synchronization.SimpleProviders (in microsoft.synchronization.simpleproviders.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Class LocalItemChange
'Usage
Dim instance As LocalItemChange

public class LocalItemChange

public ref class LocalItemChange

public class LocalItemChange

public class LocalItemChange

Example

The following code example shows an implementation of the EnumerateChanges method for a sample application that stores items in an in-memory store. The LocalItemChange object is used to store the change for each item in the store that has changed since the last anchor. To view this code in the context of a complete application, see the "Sync101 using Simple Sync Provider" application that is available in the Sync Framework SDK and from Code Gallery.

public override void EnumerateChanges(byte[] anchor, AnchorEnumerationContext context)
{
    List<LocalItemChange> itemChanges = new List<LocalItemChange>();

    int startIndex = -1;

    if (anchor != null)
    {
        startIndex = _store.Changes.IndexOfKey(BitConverter.ToUInt64(anchor, 0));
    }

    for (int i = startIndex + 1; i < _store.Changes.Count; i++)
    {
        itemChanges.Add(_store.Changes.Values[i]);
    }

    // If the anchor is corrupt or out of date we could revert back to 
    // full enumeration mode for this session, and enumerate all items. 
    // This is done by calling context.ReportItemsAndAutodetectDeletes.
    context.ReportChanges(itemChanges, _store.GetAnchor());
}

Public Overrides Sub EnumerateChanges(ByVal anchor As Byte(), ByVal context As AnchorEnumerationContext)
    Dim itemChanges As New List(Of LocalItemChange)()

    Dim startIndex As Integer = -1

    If anchor IsNot Nothing Then
        startIndex = _store.Changes.IndexOfKey(BitConverter.ToUInt64(anchor, 0))
    End If

    For i As Integer = startIndex + 1 To _store.Changes.Count - 1
        itemChanges.Add(_store.Changes.Values(i))
    Next

    ' If the anchor is corrupt or out of date we could revert back to 
    ' full enumeration mode for this session, and enumerate all items. 
    ' This is done by calling context.ReportItemsAndAutodetectDeletes. 
    context.ReportChanges(itemChanges, _store.GetAnchor())
End Sub

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
  Microsoft.Synchronization.SimpleProviders.LocalItemChange

Thread Safety

Any public static (Shared in Visual Basic) members of this type are thread safe. Any instance members are not guaranteed to be thread safe.

See Also

Reference

LocalItemChange Members
Microsoft.Synchronization.SimpleProviders Namespace