SharpDialogs.Wpf 1.0.8

SharpDialogs

SharpDialogs is a .Net library for win32 dialogs. Include FileOpenDialog, FileSaveDialog, FolderBrowserDialog, ProgressDialog. SharpWpfAboutBox is a .Net AboutBox dialog for WPF.

Usage

SharpFileOpenDialog:

To open a FileOpen dialog, use the SharpFileOpenDialog static class. You can allow only a single file selection or allow multiple files selection.

using SharpDialogs;

// Select a single file
string? result = SharpFileOpenDialog.ShowSingleSelect(hWndOwner, "Title", "C:\Initial\Directory\");

// Allow multiple files
IReadOnlyList<string>? result = SharpFileOpenDialog.ShowMultiSelect(hWndOwner, "Title", "C:\Initial\Directory\");

SharpFileSaveDialog:

To open a FileSave dialog, use the SharpFileSaveDialog static class.

using SharpDialogs;

string? result = SharpFileSaveDialog.Show(hWndOwner, "Title", "C:\Initial\Directory\");

SharpFolderBrowserDialog:

To open a FolderBrowser dialog, use the SharpFolderBrowserDialog static class. You can allow only a single folder selection or allow multiple folders selection.

using SharpDialogs;

// Select a single folder
string? result = SharpFolderBrowserDialog.ShowSingleSelect(hWndOwner, "Title", "C:\Initial\Directory\");

// Allow multiple folder
IReadOnlyList<string>? result = SharpFolderBrowserDialog.ShowMultiSelect(hWndOwner, "Title", "C:\Initial\Directory\");

SharpProgressDialog:

To show a Progress dialog, use the SharpProgressDialog class. The dialog is closed when the class object is disposed. There is an option to show the remaining time.

using SharpDialogs;

using var dialog = new SharpProgressDialog(hWndOwner, "My Slow Operation", "Please wait while the current operation is cleaned up", true);

uint complete = 0;
uint total = 1000;

dialog.ResetTimer();
dialog.SetProgress(complete, total);

for (uint index = 0; index < total; index++)
{
    if (dialog.HasUserCancelled())
    {
        break;
    }

    dialog.SetLine1("Header");
    dialog.SetLine2("I'm processing item " + (index + 1));

    Thread.Sleep(100);
    complete++;

    dialog.SetProgress(complete, total);
}

SharpInputBox:

To prompt a InputBox dialog, use the SharpInputBox static class.

using SharpDialogs;

string text = SharpInputBox.Show("Enter a message", "Title", "Default response");

SharpAboutBox

To show a AboutBox dialog, use the SharpAboutBox class.

using SharpWpfAboutBox;

new SharpAboutBox(this).ShowDialog();