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Tuesday, August 26, 2008

ganti atribut file

The following code reads a file's attributes into a set variable, sets the check boxes in a file-attribute dialog box to represent the current attributes, then executes the dialog box. If the user changes and accepts any dialog box settings, the code sets the file attributes to match the changed settings:

procedure TFMForm.Properties1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
Attributes, NewAttributes: Word;
begin
with FileAttrForm do
begin
FileDirName.Caption := FileList.Items[FileList.ItemIndex];
{ set box caption }
PathName.Caption := FileList.Directory;
{ show directory name }
ChangeDate.Caption :=
DateTimeToStr(FileDateToDateTime(FileAge(FileList.FileName)));
Attributes := FileGetAttr(FileDirName.Caption);
{ read file attributes }
ReadOnly.Checked := (Attributes and SysUtils.faReadOnly) = faReadOnly;
Archive.Checked := (Attributes and faArchive) = faArchive;
System.Checked := (Attributes and faSysFile) = faSysFile;
Hidden.Checked := (Attributes and faHidden) = faHidden;
if ShowModal <> id_Cancel then { execute dialog box }
begin
NewAttributes := Attributes;
{ start with original attributes }
if ReadOnly.Checked then
NewAttributes := NewAttributes or SysUtils.faReadOnly
else
NewAttributes := NewAttributes and not SysUtils.faReadOnly;
if Archive.Checked then
NewAttributes := NewAttributes or faArchive
else
NewAttributes := NewAttributes and not faArchive;
if System.Checked then
NewAttributes := NewAttributes or faSysFile
else
NewAttributes := NewAttributes and not faSysFile;
if Hidden.Checked then
NewAttributes := NewAttributes or faHidden
else
NewAttributes := NewAttributes and not faHidden;
if NewAttributes <> Attributes then { if anything changed... }
FileSetAttr(FileDirName.Caption, NewAttributes);
{ ...write the new values }
end;
end;
end;

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