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IXtfFileIOClient::DeleteFiles Method

Deletes files from the development console.

Syntax

public:
HRESULT DeleteFiles(
         LPCWSTR pszSearchPattern,
         DWORD dwIncludeAttributes,
         DWORD dwExcludeAttributes,
         DWORD dwRecursionLevels,
         DWORD dwFlags,
         IXtfFindFileCallback *pCallback
)  

Parameters

pszSearchPattern
Type: LPCWSTR

Pointer to the search pattern that defines the filenames of the files to delete.
This parameter accepts wildcard characters to match strings with the indicated pattern.

dwIncludeAttributes
Type: DWORD

Bitwise-OR combination of file attributes to include for the delete. See File Attribute Constants for a list of possible attributes.

dwExcludeAttributes
Type: DWORD

Bitwise-OR combination of file attributes to exclude from the delete. See File Attribute Constants for a list of possible attributes.

dwRecursionLevels
Type: DWORD

Number of directory levels to recurse for the delete.

dwFlags
Type: DWORD

Flags that specify how to delete the files. This is a bitwise-OR combination of the macros listed in the following table.

Value Macro Description
0x80000000 XTFDELETEFILE_DEFER Defer the file deletion.

pCallback
Type: IXtfFindFileCallback *

Pointer to the IXtfFindFileCallback callback to call when a file to delete is found.

Return value

Type: HRESULT

HRESULT success or error code.

Remarks

When deleting files dwIncludeAttributes and dwExcludeAttributes act as filters on which files are deleted, it does not act as a filter on which file attributes are deleted when deleting files. The IXtfFindFileCallback's onfindfile function call will be called for each file being deleted. The callback function will return information about each file being deleted. The returned information can be used to return progress information about the progress of deletion.

Requirements

Header: xtffileio.h

Library: xtffileio.lib

Supported platforms: Windows (for Xbox console tools)

See also

IXtfFileIOClient Interface
XtfFileIO
IXtfFindFileCallback