C# [C#] Mono - How do I delete resource file(s)

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[C#] Mono - How do I delete resource file(s) - Grooty - Oct 16, 2020

How to delete resource from name?

Code 
public static void RemoveResource(AssemblyDefinition asmDefinition)

{

  foreach (var v in asmDefinition.MainModule.Resources.OfType<EmbeddedResource>()) // result: Mono.Cecil.EmbeddedResource

  {

    Console.WriteLine(v);

    int index = asmDefinition.MainModule.Resources.IndexOf(v); // result: 0 1

    Console.WriteLine(index);

    asmDefinition.MainModule.Resources.RemoveAt(index); // Delete 

  }

}

1 - Doesn't delete all resources by index.
2 - How to delete resource files by resource file name?

The resources contain files:

FileText.txt, MusicList.wav

I need to delete resources by name namely: FileText and MusicList

RE: [C#] Mono - How do I delete resource file(s) - Lookdadon - Aug 18, 2024

Well i didnt understand your couples of first lines but what you want to do is using txt file and wav file and then delete them after?

its sample but tricky:
be sure to dispose correctly these resources:
you can use IDisposable interface and implementing a Dispose function or in the case of files you can use them inside a using block

Code 
using(StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(path/to/your/txtfile.txt)

{

var x = sr.ReadToEnd();

}

i prefer using a using block because once code jump out of the using the resource is automatically disposed
or

Code 
StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(path/to/your/txtfile.txt)

var x = sr.ReadToEnd();

sr.Close();

there is alot of way to dispose

then

Code 
if(File.Exist(path/to/your/file)

{

File.Delete(path/to/your/file);

}