"Go" Windows phone to access image files in isolated storage

A total of two pages, the first is MainPage.xaml, the code is as follows:

Front desk

The background code is as follows:

MainPage.xaml.cs 1 using System; 2 using System.Collections.Generic; 3 using System.Linq; 4 using System.Net; 5 using System.Windows; 6 using System.Windows.Controls; 7 using System.Windows.Documents; 8 using System.Windows.Input; 9 using system.windows.media;10 using system.windows.media.animation;11 using system.windows.shapes;12 using Microsoft.phone.controls;13 using microsoft.phone.tasks;14 using microsoft.phone;15 using system.io;16 using system.io.isolatedstorage;1718 namespace access photos in isolated storage {public partial class Mainpage:phoneapplicationpage21 {         $//Constructor23 string filename;24 byte[] _imageasbyte;25 public MainPage () 26 {InitializeComponent ();}2930 private void saveButton_Click (object sender, Routedeventarg S e) {+ filename = photoname.text;33 if (filename! = "" &&photoimage.source!=nul L) {using (var store = IsolateDstoragefile.getuserstoreforapplication ()) (!store. FileExists (filename) | | Store. FileExists (filename) && MessageBox.Show ("Overwrite the file?", "Question", messageboxbutton.okcancel) = = Messageboxresult.ok) (var stream = store). CreateFile (filename). Write (_imageasbyte, 0, _imageasbyte.length),}43 Photoimage.source = nul l;44 photoname.text = ""; Navigationservice.navigate (New Uri ("/page1.xam                 L ", urikind.relative));}47}48}49 Else50 {51 MessageBox.Show ("Sorry,but You must take a photo and write the photo's name in the textbox!", "warning!", Mes Sageboxbutton.ok);}53}5455 private void Takephotobutton_cLick (object sender, RoutedEventArgs e). {Cameracapturetask task = new Cameracapturetask (); 58 task.completed + = new eventhandler<photoresult> (task_completed); Show ();}6162 void Task_completed (object sender, Photoresult e) (E.taskresu lt = = Taskresult.ok) (_imageasbyte = new byte[e.chosenphoto.length];67 E.)                 Chosenphoto.read (_imageasbyte, 0, _imageasbyte.length); E.chosenphoto.seek (0, Seekorigin.begin); 69 This. Photoimage.source = Picturedecoder.decodejpeg (E.chosenphoto);}71}7273 private void Applica Tionbariconbutton_click (object sender, EventArgs e) The Navigationservice.navigate (New Uri ("/page1.x AML ", urikind.relative)); 76}77}78}

Effect:

It also creates a new class of photo files, reads and removes photos and photo names from IsolatedStorage and binds them to the listbox in Page1.xaml. The class code is as follows:

PhotoFile.cs 1 using System; 2 using System.Net; 3 using System.Windows; 4 using System.Windows.Controls; 5 using System.Windows.Documents; 6 using System.Windows.Ink; 7 using System.Windows.Input; 8 using System.Windows.Media; 9 using SYSTEM.WINDOWS.MEDIA.ANIMATION;10 using system.windows.shapes;1112 namespace access photos in isolated storage     PhotoFile15     {public         imagesource Image {get; set;} + Public         string ImageName {get; set;}     }19}

The second Page1.xaml, the code is as follows:

1 <!--contentpanel-place additional content here--> 2 <grid x:name= "Contentpanel" grid.row= "1" margin= "12,0,12,0" > 3 <listbox height= "550" horizontalalignment= "left" margin= "6,6,0,0" name= "ListBox1" Vertica  Lalignment= "Top" width= "460" > 4 <ListBox.ItemTemplate> 5 <DataTemplate> 6 <grid margin= "{StaticResource Phonetouchtargetoverhang}" > 7 & Lt StackPanel orientation= "Horizontal" > 8 <image source= "{Binding Image}" width= "" "H eight= "stretch=" "Fill"/> 9 <textblock text= "{Binding ImageName}" foreground= "Cor                         Al "Fontsize=" "textwrapping=" Wrap "width="/>10 </stackpanel>11             </grid>12 </datatemplate>13 </listbox.itemtemplate>14 </listbox>15 </grid>16 </grid>17 <!--Sample code showing usage of applicationbar-->19 &lt ;p hone:phoneapplicationpage.applicationbar>20 <shell:applicationbar isvisible= "true" IsMenuEnabled= "true" &G t;21 <shell:applicationbariconbutton iconuri= "/images/appbar.add.rest.png" text= "Add" Click= "ApplicationBarI" Conbutton_click "/>22 </shell:applicationbar>23 </phone:PhoneApplicationPage.ApplicationBar>

Background code:

Page1.xaml.cs 1 using System; 2 using System.Collections.Generic; 3 using System.Linq; 4 using System.Net; 5 using System.Windows; 6 using System.Windows.Controls; 7 using System.Windows.Documents; 8 using System.Windows.Input; 9 using system.windows.media;10 using system.windows.media.animation;11 using system.windows.shapes;12 using Microsoft.phone.controls;13 using system.io;14 using system.io.isolatedstorage;15 using System.Windows.Media.Imaging ; 1617 namespace to access photos in isolated storage. {public partial class Page1:phoneapplicationpage20 {Isolatedstoragefi Le file = isolatedstoragefile.getuserstoreforapplication (); public Page1 () @ Initializec             Omponent ();}2627 protected override void Onnavigatedto (NavigationEventArgs e) 28 {29 list<photofile> filelist = new list<photofile> (), and if (file. GetFileNames () = null)-{+-foreach (string filename in file. GetfiLenames ()) {Photofile photo = new Photofile (); BitmapImage BMP = new BitmapImage (); using (IsolatedStorageFileStream filestream = file. OpenFile (filename, FileMode.Open, fileaccess.readwrite)) the PNS {BMP. SetSource (FileStream); FileStream. Flush (); FileStream. Close (); photo. Image = bmp;42 photo. ImageName = "Photo name:" +filename;43}44 filelist.         ADD (photo),}46 listbox1.itemssource = filelist;47}48}4950 private void Applicationbariconbutton_click (object sender, EventArgs e) {Navigationservice.navig Ate (New Uri ("/mainpage.xaml", urikind.relative)); 53}54}55}

The results are as follows:

"Go" Windows phone to access image files in isolated storage