AnnotationStore.Flush Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System.Windows.Annotations.Storage

Assembly:: PresentationFramework.dll

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Forces any annotation data retained in internal buffers to be written to the underlying storage device.

public:
 abstract void Flush();

public abstract void Flush ();

abstract member Flush : unit -> unit

Public MustOverride Sub Flush ()

Exceptions

ObjectDisposedException

Dispose has been called on the store.

Examples

The following example shows how to use the Flush method when the application closes the AnnotationService.

// -------------------------- StopAnnotations -------------------------
/// <summary>
///   Disables annotations processing and hides annotations.</summary>
public void StopAnnotations()
{
    // If the AnnotationStore is active, flush and close it.
    if ( (_annotService != null) && _annotService.IsEnabled )
    {
        _annotService.Store.Flush();
        _annotStream.Flush();
        _annotStream.Close();
    }

    // If the AnnotationService is active, shut it down.
    if (_annotService != null)
    {
        if (_annotService.IsEnabled)
            _annotService.Disable();
        _annotService = null;
    }
}// end:StopAnnotations()

' -------------------------- StopAnnotations -------------------------
''' <summary>
'''   Disables annotations processing and hides annotations.</summary>
Public Sub StopAnnotations()
    ' If the AnnotationStore is active, flush and close it.
    If (_annotService IsNot Nothing) AndAlso _annotService.IsEnabled Then
        _annotService.Store.Flush()
        _annotStream.Flush()
        _annotStream.Close()
    End If

    ' If the AnnotationService is active, shut it down.
    If _annotService IsNot Nothing Then
        If _annotService.IsEnabled Then
            _annotService.Disable()
        End If
        _annotService = Nothing
    End If
End Sub

The following example shows use of the DeleteAnnotation and Flush methods.

// ------------------------- DeleteMark_Click -------------------------
void DeleteMark_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    Annotation ann = ((MenuItem)sender).Tag as Annotation;
    _annStore.DeleteAnnotation(ann.Id);
    _annStore.Flush();

    MenuItem thisMenu = sender as MenuItem;
    ContextMenu parentMenu = thisMenu.Parent as ContextMenu;
    FrameworkElement dObj =
        parentMenu.PlacementTarget as FrameworkElement;
    while (!(dObj is StackPanel))
    {
        dObj = dObj.Parent as FrameworkElement;
    }

    ListBox collection = dObj.Parent as ListBox;
    collection.Items.Remove(dObj);
    Util.FlushDispatcher();
}

Remarks

Applications that use an explicit-save model can set AutoFlush to false and call Flush directly when appropriate.

Applications that use an implicit-save model can set the AutoFlush to true to cause Flush to be called automatically after every store operation (add, delete, or modify).

Applies to

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