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Timestamp:
1/29/2010 12:40:49 AM (2 years ago)
Author:
lowjoel
Message:

Backported changes from trunk.

r1718: Author: lowjoel: When we have problems starting Eraser from the shell extension check the return code for ERROR_ELEVATION_REQUIRED; if we get that, then we should re-run the operation as an administrator.
r1717: Author: lowjoel: If the directory we are deleting does not exist, we should just return -- there's nothing to be deleted.
r1716: Author: lowjoel: Catch IOExceptions when we try to connect to other running instances and show a error message when one occurs.
r1715: Author: lowjoel: Set that files are not meant to be indexed when it is meant for deletion before we even set the file times.
r1714: Author: lowjoel: Fixed race condition potentially created by initialising the remote executor server thread immediately upon construction since Run is not yet called.
r1713: Author: lowjoel: Since we only force the creation of the SchedulerPanel?'s handle in the constructor, InvokeRequired? should be called on the panel itself, and not on subcontrols as they are still delay-constructed. Fixes crash when Eraser is started quietly and a task is created remotely.
r1712: Author: lowjoel: ThreadAbortExceptions? should not trigger BlackBox? report creation.

Location:
branches/eraser6/6.0
Files:
2 edited

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  • branches/eraser6/6.0/Eraser/SchedulerPanel.cs

    r1693 r1719  
    186186        void task_TaskStarted(object sender, TaskEventArgs e) 
    187187        { 
    188             if (scheduler.InvokeRequired) 
     188            if (InvokeRequired) 
    189189            { 
    190190                Invoke(new EventHandler<TaskEventArgs>(task_TaskStarted), sender, e); 
     
    212212            //Make sure we handle the event in the main thread as this requires 
    213213            //GUI calls. 
    214             if (scheduler.InvokeRequired) 
     214            if (InvokeRequired) 
    215215            { 
    216216                Invoke(new EventHandler<TaskProgressEventArgs>(task_ProgressChanged), sender, e); 
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