FileSystem.deleteFileAsync() | This page was last modified over 30 day(s) ago and has 0 comment(s)
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Availability |
Windows, Mac OSX, Linux |
Usage |
mdm.FileSystem.deleteFileAsync(pathToFile:String):void |
Parameters |
pathToFile:String - Path of file to be deleted |
Returns |
Nothing |
Description |
Deletes the specified file. This is asynchronous operation. When it completes either "onComplete" or "onIOError" events are delivered to registered listener(s) (or called via assigned handlers: see notes below). |
Notes |
There are two ways to listen for events in 4.0: #1 using "onEventNameFunction" - callback based handlers introduced in {mdm} 2.0 #2 using IEventListener model based on Events introduced in 4.0. No matter what implementation you would use either callback and listener handler would have to use single-argument defintion as in below sample: // callback based handlers mdm.Appllication.onAppChangeFocus = function(event:Event):void { // proceed with event }; // handlers based on IEventListener model function onAppChangeFocusHandler(event:Event):void { // proceed with event }; |
Example Code |
// callback version mdm.FileSystem.onComplete = function(event:Event):void { // operation completed/finished }; mdm.FileSystem.onIOError = function(event:Event):void { // operation failed }; mdm.FileSystem.deleteFileAsync(pathToFile); // event-listener implementation function onCompleteHandler(event:Event):void { // operation completed/finished }; function onIOErrorHandler(event:Event):void { // operation failed }; mdm.FileSystem.addEventListener("onComplete", onCompleteHandler); mdm.FileSystem.addEventListener("onIOError", onIOErrorHandler); mdm.FileSystem.deleteFileAsync(pathToFile); |
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