Workspace.PendUndelete Method (String, Int32, String, LockLevel, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean)
Queues files or folders for undeletion from the repository.
Namespace: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client
Assembly: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client (in Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client.dll)
Syntax
'宣言
Public Function PendUndelete ( _
path As String, _
deletionId As Integer, _
newPath As String, _
lockLevel As LockLevel, _
updateDisk As Boolean, _
detectFolderAtTarget As Boolean, _
silent As Boolean _
) As Integer
public int PendUndelete(
string path,
int deletionId,
string newPath,
LockLevel lockLevel,
bool updateDisk,
bool detectFolderAtTarget,
bool silent
)
public:
int PendUndelete(
String^ path,
int deletionId,
String^ newPath,
LockLevel lockLevel,
bool updateDisk,
bool detectFolderAtTarget,
bool silent
)
member PendUndelete :
path:string *
deletionId:int *
newPath:string *
lockLevel:LockLevel *
updateDisk:bool *
detectFolderAtTarget:bool *
silent:bool -> int
public function PendUndelete(
path : String,
deletionId : int,
newPath : String,
lockLevel : LockLevel,
updateDisk : boolean,
detectFolderAtTarget : boolean,
silent : boolean
) : int
Parameters
- path
Type: System.String
The path to the items to undelete.
- deletionId
Type: System.Int32
Deletion ID for the item to undelete.
- newPath
Type: System.String
Optional new path for the item to undelete.
- lockLevel
Type: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client.LockLevel
The lock level to apply to each item.
- updateDisk
Type: System.Boolean
True to write undeleted items to the local disk. False to leave local disk unaltered.
- detectFolderAtTarget
Type: System.Boolean
True to search for a local folder existing at the target. False to not search.
- silent
Type: System.Boolean
Specifies whether server should return get operations.
Return Value
Type: System.Int32
The number of pending changes.
.NET Framework Security
- Full trust for the immediate caller. This member cannot be used by partially trusted code. For more information, see Using Libraries from Partially Trusted Code.