Name | Description | |
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m_addingItemToProcessEventArgs | ||
m_allFilesBytes | An instance of the ProgressionInfo class representing the byte count information in regards to all the items to be processed for the current session. | |
m_allItems | An instance of the ProgressionInfo class representing the item count information for the current session. | |
m_byteProgressionArgs | An instance of the ByteProgressionEventArgs class that provides byte progression information for the current session. | |
m_currentFileBytes | An instance of the ProgressionInfo class representing the byte count information in regards to the current item being processed for the current session. | |
m_currentItem | The current FileSystemItem object being processed for the current session. | |
m_events | An instance of the FileSystemEvents class representing the original FileSystemEvents object from which we created the session. | |
m_itemExceptionArgs | An instance of the ItemExceptionEventArgs class that provides information on the exception that was thrown during a process for the current session. | |
m_itemPairList | Represents a sorted collection of the items to process for the current session. Some FileSystem implementations require sorting items before processing them in order to improve performance. | |
m_itemPairQueue | Represents a first-in, first-out collection of the items to process for the current session. | |
m_itemProgressionArgs | An instance of the ItemProgressionEventArgs class that provides item progression information for the current session. | |
m_pathExceptionArgs | ||
m_propertiesAppliedEventArgs | ||
m_scanningFolderArgs | An instance of the ScanningFolderEventArgs class that provides information on the folder being scanned or accessed for the current session. | |
m_sender | The FileSystemItem object on which the process was called. | |
m_targetItem | The current target FileSystemItem object of the process for the current session. | |
m_userData | This is set at construction, and updated after each event. It is assigned to each argument structure before each event. |