I would like to reproduce the behavior of Visual Studio which informs you when a project file is touched externally and proposes to reload it!
Due to the requirements, I believe reactive is a great match to solve that problem.
I am using a modified reactive FileSystemWatcher described in this post: http://www.jaylee.org/post/2012/08/26/An-update-to-matthieumezil-Rx-and-the-FileSystemWatcher.aspx
public class FileWatcher
{
private static readonly ILog Logger = LogManager.GetLogger(MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType);
public static IObservable<FileChanged> ObserveFolderChanges(string path, string filter, TimeSpan throttle, Predicate<string> isPartOfProject)
{
return Observable.Create<FileChanged>(
observer =>
{
var fileSystemWatcher = new FileSystemWatcher(path, filter) { EnableRaisingEvents = true, IncludeSubdirectories = true };
var sources = new[]
{
Observable.FromEventPattern<FileSystemEventArgs>(fileSystemWatcher, "Created")
.Where(IsMaybeAProjectFile)
.Select(ev => new FileChanged(ev.EventArgs.FullPath, FileChangeTypes.Added, SourceChangeTypes.FileSystem)),
Observable.FromEventPattern<FileSystemEventArgs>(fileSystemWatcher, "Deleted")
.Where(IsMaybeAProjectFile)
.Select(ev => new FileChanged(ev.EventArgs.FullPath, FileChangeTypes.Deleted, SourceChangeTypes.FileSystem))
};
return sources.Merge()
.Throttle(throttle)
.Do(changed =>
{
if (Logger.IsDebugEnabled)
{
Logger.Debug($"FileWatcher event [{changed.FileChangeType}] {changed.FullPath}");
}
})
.Finally(() => fileSystemWatcher.Dispose())
.Subscribe(observer);
}
);
}
private static bool IsMaybeAProjectFile(EventPattern<FileSystemEventArgs> ev)
{
return ev.EventArgs.FullPath.EndsWith(".zip") || ev.EventArgs.FullPath.EndsWith(".skye");
}
}
public class FileChanged
{
public string FullPath { get; }
public FileChangeTypes FileChangeType { get; }
public SourceChangeTypes SourceChangeType { get; }
public FileChanged(string fullPath, FileChangeTypes fileChangeType, SourceChangeTypes sourceChangeType)
{
FullPath = fullPath;
FileChangeType = fileChangeType;
SourceChangeType = sourceChangeType;
}
}
[Flags]
public enum FileChangeTypes
{
Added = 1,
Deleted = 2
}
[Flags]
public enum SourceChangeTypes
{
FileSystem = 1,
Project = 2
}
Now in my application I created an event
private ProjectChangedEventHandler ProjectChanged { get; set; }
private void OnProjectChanged(FileChanged fileChanged)
{
ProjectChanged?.Invoke(this, fileChanged);
}
public delegate void ProjectChangedEventHandler(object sender, FileChanged fileChanged);
Which is used like this when I delete or a add a file from the project
OnProjectChanged(new FileChanged(archive.Filename, FileChangeTypes.Deleted, SourceChangeTypes.Project));
OnProjectChanged(new FileChanged(archive.Filename, FileChangeTypes.Added, SourceChangeTypes.Project));
Now I can start to leverage those two streams and with a join (which needs fine tuning for the left and right duration selector) I am able to detect which file was modified by my application:
private void ObserveProjectModifications(string projectFilePath)
{
_observeFolderChanges = FileWatcher.ObserveFolderChanges(Path.GetDirectoryName(projectFilePath), "*.*", TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500), IsPartOfProject);
_observeProjectChanges = Observable.FromEventPattern<ProjectChangedEventHandler, FileChanged>(h => ProjectChanged += h, h => ProjectChanged -= h).Select(pattern => pattern.EventArgs);
_changes = _observeProjectChanges.Join(_observeFolderChanges, _ => Observable.Never<Unit>(), _ => Observable.Never<Unit>(), ResultSelector).Where(changed => IsPartOfProject(changed.FullPath));
}
private FileChanged ResultSelector(FileChanged fileChanged, FileChanged projectChanged)
{
if (Logger.IsDebugEnabled)
{
Logger.Debug($"ResultSelector File [{fileChanged.FileChangeType}] {fileChanged.FullPath} # Project [{projectChanged.FileChangeType}] {projectChanged.FullPath}");
}
if (fileChanged.FullPath == projectChanged.FullPath)
{
if (fileChanged.FileChangeType == projectChanged.FileChangeType)
{
if (fileChanged.SourceChangeType != projectChanged.SourceChangeType)
{
return projectChanged;
}
return fileChanged;
}
return fileChanged;
}
return fileChanged;
}
private bool IsPartOfProject(string fullPath)
{
if (_projectFileManager.ProjectFilePath.Equals(fullPath)) return true;
return _archives.Values.Any(a => a.Filename.Equals(fullPath));
}
My issue is that I also want to know that a file was modified externally! Any idea would be really helpful! Thanks
Unfortunatelly the FileSystemWatcher doesn't provide information which process has modified the file, so you are bit out of luck there. There are few possibilities that I can think of:
At the moment that's all I can think of.
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