How can i loop over treeview selected nodes and then to delete each node if it's a directory or a file ?

Question

I have this code:
if (s == "file")
file = false;
for (int i = 0; i < treeViewMS1.SelectedNodes.Count; i++)
DeleteFile(treeViewMS1.SelectedNode.FullPath, file);
I know it's a file and it is working if it's a single file.
On the treeView i click on a file right click in the menu i select delete and it's doing the line:
DeleteFile(treeViewMS1.SelectedNode.FullPath, file);
And it's working no problems.
But i want to do that if i selected some files togeather multiple selection then to delete each file.
So i added the FOR loop but then how do i delete from the SelectedNodes each node ?
The treeView SelectedNodes dosen't have FullPath like SelectedNode also doing SelectedNodes[i] dosen't have the FullPath property.
Same as for if i want to delete a single directory or multiple selected directories:
This is the continue of the code if it"s not a "file" (else) it's null i know it's a directory and doing:
else
file = true;
RemoveDirectoriesRecursive(treeViewMS1.SelectedNode, treeViewMS1.SelectedNode.FullPath);
Also here i'm using SelectedNode but if i marked multiple directories then i how do i loop over the SelectedNodes and send each SelectedNode to the RemoveDirectoriesRecrusive method ?
My problem is how to loop over SelectedNode(multiple selection of files/directories) and send each selected file/directory to it's method like i'm doing now ?

Answer 1

foreach (TreeNode n in treeViewMS1.SelectedNodes)
// Remove everything associated with TreeNode n here
I don't think it's any harder than that, is it?
If you can multi-select both an item and one of its descendents in the tree, then you'll have the situation that you may have deleted the parent folder and all of its children by the time you get around to deleting the descendent.  But that's not such
a big deal.  A file can get deleted externally to your program too - so you'll just have to deal with it having been deleted already (or externally) when you get around to deleting it yourself.