Det sista stora problemet på mitt projekt. Jag har en TShellTreeView som inte uppdateras när man kollar kataloger på en CD-Brännare som inte ligger i roten. T ex e:\setup\ funkar bra. Men e:\setup\binary\ går inte! Jag listar filerna på en FileListBox och visar sökvägen också men inget går. För mer information, läs den engelska texten här från min fråga i ett bra forum där jag tyvärr inte fått något svar. Bifogar också ett väldigt enkelt testprojekt, kompilerat också, för att testa med. Använder Delphi 7.
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I have a really strange problem when browsing on a cd writer with a TShellTreeView. It is like this: I have a ShellTreeView that displays the files in selected directory on a TFileListBox. When I browse files on a CD Writer, and select a directory that is not in the root of the CD, I can't see any files. Eg. Folder e:\setup\ works, but not e:\setup\binary\. I also try to access the selected folders path with ShellTreeView1.Path or ShellTreeView1.SelectedFolder.PathName on the change event on the ShellTreeView. But even then it doesn't update!!! It's so strange so I even can't dream of any solution. BUT, if I display the files on a TShellListView, it works! The path access, as described, doesn't work, but for some reason the TShellListView seems more integrated to the TShellTreeView and work ok. I have only tried this on two computers, my own with cd-writer and reader. And a laptop with only a cd-writer. Sometime the program got confused and displayed the "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\CD Burning\" folder when I accessed the CD. But since that problem is not the laptop, I can't see a connection with that thing.
This is the last big problem on my project. I hope to find a solution for this. You may wonder why I use a FileListBox. It's like this that the FileListBox holds the masked files (pictures), invisible in the background, and I access that FileList with the rest of my application, that was the simplest solution I could find. TShellListView would work, but it's slow and not as easy to handle, when masking and sorting and so on.
Thanks for help!
/Daniel
