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The file dialogs already can handle scenarios where you don't have permission to access files/directories. You just use that.
by takeda 9y ago
The file dialogs already can handle scenarios where you don't have permission to access files/directories. You just use that.
- nitrogen 9y agoWhat the parent comment (and some siblings) are saying is that the file open dialog's behavior can probably be modified by the application that calls it, e.g. faking the effect of the user clicking Open on every single file. That could maybe be prevented by keeping the relevant sections of memory marked as read-only, and maybe it already is.