DeleteProjectFilesTask

java.lang.Object
- ghidra.util.task.Task
- - ghidra.framework.main.projectdata.actions.DeleteProjectFilesTask

All Implemented Interfaces:

MonitoredRunnable
```
public class DeleteProjectFilesTask
extends Task
```
Task for recursively deleting project files from a Ghidra project

Field Summary
- Fields inherited from class ghidra.util.task.Task
  taskMonitor, waitForTaskCompleted

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor	Description
`DeleteProjectFilesTask(java.util.Set<DomainFolder> folders, java.util.Set<DomainFile> files, int fileCount, java.awt.Component parent)`	Construct a new DeleteProjectFilesTask with the list of folders and files to delete.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`int`	`getFileCount()`
`int`	`getTotalDeleted()`
`void`	`run(TaskMonitor monitor)`	This is the method that will be called to do the work

Methods inherited from class ghidra.util.task.Task
addTaskListener, canCancel, cancel, getStatusTextAlignment, getTaskTitle, hasProgress, isModal, monitoredRun, notifyTaskListeners, setHasProgress

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Constructor Detail
  - DeleteProjectFilesTask
```
public DeleteProjectFilesTask(java.util.Set<DomainFolder> folders,
                              java.util.Set<DomainFile> files,
                              int fileCount,
                              java.awt.Component parent)
```
    Construct a new DeleteProjectFilesTask with the list of folders and files to delete.
    
    Parameters:
    
    folders - the fist of DomainFolders (and all files contained recursively in those folders) to delete
    
    files - the list of DomainFiles to delete
    
    fileCount - the number of files being deleted
    
    parent - the component to use for parenting any dialogs that are shown
- Method Detail
  - run
```
public void run(TaskMonitor monitor)
```
    Description copied from class: Task
    
    This is the method that will be called to do the work
    Note: The run(TaskMonitor) method should not make any calls directly on Swing components, as these calls are not thread safe. Place Swing calls in a Runnable, then call SystemUtilities.runSwingLater(Runnable) or SystemUtilities.runSwingNow(Runnable)to schedule the Runnable inside of the AWT Event Thread.
    
    Specified by:
    
    run in class Task
    
    Parameters:
    
    monitor - The TaskMonitor that will monitor the executing Task
  - getFileCount
```
public int getFileCount()
```
  - getTotalDeleted
```
public int getTotalDeleted()
```