Recently I went out to play and took a lot of photos. I wanted to upload them to all of you. I found that the photos were too big and I had a hard time uploading them.
So I wrote this batch photo shrinking tool and recalled the use of the backgroundworker background work control.
The interface is as follows. As follows:
(Original image)
(After downgrading)
Steps for using backgroundworker:
1. Drag a backgroundworker control.
2. Set its properties
Set the workerreportsprogress and workersuppscanscancellation attributes to true.
3. Generate Event code
Click the lightning button () and double-click the three event projects to generate three event codes.
4. compile background work events
Worker_dowork
1 private void worker_dowork (Object sender, doworkeventargs E) 2 {3 var Param = E. argument As zoomdata; 4 var photodir = new directoryinfo (Param. photodir); 5 var files = photodir. getfiles (); 6 var userstate = new reportdata () {All = files. count (), done = 0}; 7 worker. reportprogress (userstate. done, userstate); 8 foreach (var pic in files) 9 {10 try11 {12 userstate. done ++; 13 worker. reportprogress (userstate. done, userstate); 14 var IMG = image. fromfile (PIC. fullname); // if it is not an image, an error is reported here, so I do not need to analyze the 15 var width = Param. percent * IMG. width/100; 16 if (width <= 0) width = 1; 17 var Height = Param. percent * IMG. height/100; 18 if (height <= 0) Height = 1; 19 var newimage = IMG. getthumbnailimage (width, height, callback, intptr. zero); 20 newimage. save (path. combine (Param. afterdir, Pic. name); 21 IMG. dispose (); 22 newimage. dispose (); 23} 24 catch (system. exception ex) 25 {26 27} 28} 29}
Worker_progresschanged
1 private void worker_ProgressChanged(object sender, ProgressChangedEventArgs e)2 {3 var userState = e.UserState as ReportData;4 var value = e.ProgressPercentage * 100 / userState.all;5 if (value < pgbProcess.Minimum) value = pgbProcess.Minimum;6 if (value > pgbProcess.Maximum) value = pgbProcess.Maximum;7 pgbProcess.Value = value;8 }
Worker_runworkercompleted
1 private void worker_runworkercompleted (Object sender, runworkercompletedeventargs E) 2 {3 if (E. Error! = NULL) 4 {5 MessageBox. Show (E. Error. tostring (), "exception occurred"); 6 if (MessageBox. Show ("do you want to open the folder that saves the result? "," Prompt ", messageboxbuttons. yesno, messageboxicon. question) 7 = dialogresult. yes) 8 {9 process. start ("Explorer", txtafterdir. text); 10} 11} 12 else if (E. cancelled) 13 {14 if (MessageBox. show ("You have canceled the operation. Do you want to open the folder that saves the result? "," Prompt ", messageboxbuttons. yesno, messageboxicon. question) 15 = dialogresult. yes) 16 {17 process. start ("Explorer", txtafterdir. text); 18} 19} 20 else21 {22 if (MessageBox. show ("the operation has been completed. Do you want to open the folder that saves the result? "," Prompt ", messageboxbuttons. yesno, messageboxicon. question) 23 = dialogresult. yes) 24 {25 process. start ("Explorer", txtafterdir. text); 26} 27 pgbprocess. value = pgbprocess. minimum; 28 // lblprogress. TEXT = ""; 29 btnstart. TEXT = "start"; 30} 31}
This is a standard method of using the background work control, where worker_dowork is the method of background thread execution, using worker. the reportprogress (); method can stimulate the worker_progresschanged function. worker_progresschanged is executed in the UI thread and used to modify the progress bar. After the background thread finishes executing (or throwing an exception or canceling it in advance, the worker_runworkercompleted function is triggered to sort the completed tasks.