DELPHI - How to use opendialog1 for choosing a folder? TOpenDialog, TFileOpenDialog

时间:2024-01-08 22:50:20

DELPHI - How to use opendialog1 for choosing a folder?

On Vista and up you can show a more modern looking dialog using TFileOpenDialog.

var
OpenDialog: TFileOpenDialog;
SelectedFolder: string;
.....
OpenDialog := TFileOpenDialog.Create(MainForm);
try
OpenDialog.Options := OpenDialog.Options + [fdoPickFolders];
if not OpenDialog.Execute then
Abort;
SelectedFolder := OpenDialog.FileName;
finally
OpenDialog.Free;
end; if SelectedFolder[ Length( SelectedFolder ) ] <> '\' then
SelectedFolder := SelectedFolder + '\';

DELPHI - How to use opendialog1 for choosing a folder? TOpenDialog, TFileOpenDialog

uses FileCtrl;
const
SELDIRHELP = ;
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
Dir: string;
begin
Dir := 'C:\Windows';
if FileCtrl.SelectDirectory(Dir, [sdAllowCreate, sdPerformCreate, sdPrompt],SELDIRHELP) then
Label1.Caption := Dir;
end;

Selecting a directory with TOpenDialog

ust found the code below that seems to work fine in XP and Vista, Win7.

It provides a UI for a user to select a directory.

It uses TOpenDialog, but sends it a few messages to clean up the appearance for the purposes of selecting a directory.

After suffering from the limited capabilities provided by Windows itself,

it's a pleasure to be able to give my users a familiar UI where they can browse and select a folder comfortably.

I'd been looking for something like this for a long time so thought I'd post it here so others can benefit from it.

Here's what it looks like in Win 7:

DELPHI - How to use opendialog1 for choosing a folder? TOpenDialog, TFileOpenDialog

function GimmeDir(var Dir: string): boolean;
var
OpenDialog: TOpenDialog;
OpenDir: TOpenDir;
begin
//The standard dialog...
OpenDialog:= TOpenDialog.Create(nil);
//Objetc that holds the OnShow code to hide controls
OpenDir:= TOpenDir.create;
try
//Conect both components...
OpenDir.Dialog:= OpenDialog;
OpenDialog.OnShow:= OpenDir.HideControls;
//Configure it so only folders are shown (and file without extension!)...
OpenDialog.FileName:= '*.';
OpenDialog.Filter:= '*.';
OpenDialog.Title:= 'Chose a folder';
//No need to check file existis!
OpenDialog.Options:= OpenDialog.Options + [ofNoValidate];
//Initial folder...
OpenDialog.InitialDir:= Dir;
//Ask user...
if OpenDialog.Execute then begin
Dir:= ExtractFilePath(OpenDialog.FileName);
result:= true;
end else begin
result:= false;
end;
finally
//Clean up...
OpenDir.Free;
OpenDialog.Free;
end;
end;