Delete Directory - Recursion problems

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What steps will reproduce the problem?
a)
1. Mount drive
2. Create an empty directory
3. Delete empty directory with "recursive" set to true 

b)
1. Mount drive
2. Create a direcory
3. Create a file in the directory
4. Delete the directory with "recursive" set to false

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

a)
Expected: Directory is deleted
Output: IOFileNotFound Exception

b)
Expected: Some sort of error message. Directory not empty
Output: Directory is deleted!

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Vista 32bit, dokan-0.5.3, net-0.3.0
Visual Studio 2010 Express

Please provide any additional information below.

C#-code:

a)
Directory.CreateDirectory("z:\\mydir");
Directory.Delete("z:\\mydir", true); // <-- error

b)
Directory.CreateDirectory("z:\\mydir");
File.Create("z:\\mydir\\myfile.txt").Close();
Directory.Delete("z:\\mydir", false); // <-- no error

Original issue reported on code.google.com by tokeboy.riis on 30 Jul 2010 at 9:16

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Done a little more investigation... 

b) 
looks like I've misunderstood the .net-interface, as DeleteDirectory apparently 
_shouldn't_ delete anything. I interpreted the function as force-delete 
directory, empty or not.

The directory is now deleted with the Close-function as I guess was intended 
(Documentation really needs a brush-up at some time :-) ).

We do however miss a "DokanNet.ERROR_DIRECTORY_IS_NOT_EMPTY" ( I now return 
-145, which is the Windows error code. )

a) still gives headaches - I do think it's a minor bug in the .NET binding. 
These are the calls made to my dokan-implementation:

CreateFile <dirname> (Open)
GetFileInformation <dirname>
GetFileInformation <dirname>
GetFileInformation <dirname>
CloseFile <dirname>
OpenDirectory <dirname>
FindFiles <dirname>  
CloseFile <dirname>

FindFiles returns an empty array, which I guess is the cause of the error...

Keep up the extremely good work! Dokan rulez!

Original comment by tokeboy.riis on 31 Jul 2010 at 12:01

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Bug finally found for a);

FindFiles should not return an empty array. It should return parent ("..") and 
self ("."). That wasn't obvious!

Original comment by tokeboy.riis on 5 Dec 2010 at 2:38