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Hi.

I want to do a DirCopy() with a progress bar.

I found some snippets here, but fail to use them :P . So before going to deep I simply want to ask if I just miss :P such a function existing in the latest Autot3 version?

I was wondering to use a frequent call of DirGetSize($DestDir), but

1.) for large folders this takes quite a while.

2.) DirCopy() is busy until the copy is done... (no "go backgroud"), so I can't see how to use DirCopy() for this purpose.... :D

With these two

$BackGround=1
InetGet($URL,$localfile,$reload,$background) 
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DirCopy($Source,$Destin,$Backgroud)
$done=@DirCopyGetBytesDone

would be soooo ;) nice, but I guess, there is no such thing ;) ?

Thanks, Rudi.

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Hi,

something like this?

;Copy with Progressbar
#Include <File.au3>

_copyProgress("C:\Downloads\Fotos\Frisur\", 'C:\Downloads\Fotos\Frisur\Test\', '*.jpeg')

Func _copyProgress($From_dir, $Dest_dir, $filter = '*.*')
    Local $count = 0, $dir = ""
    $FileList = _FileListToArray($From_dir, $filter, 0)
    If(Not IsArray($FileList)) And(@error = 1) Then SetError(-1)
    ProgressOn("Copy", "Files :", "0 files")
    For $i = 1 To UBound($FileList) - 1
        If FileGetAttrib($FileList[$i]) = "D" Then $dir = "\*.*"
        If FileCopy($From_dir & "\" & $FileList[$i] & $dir, $Dest_dir & "\", 9) Then
            $count += 1
            ProgressSet($count * 100 / $FileList[0], _
                    "From: " & $From_dir & "\" & @LF & "To: " & $Dest_dir & "\" & @LF & $FileList[$i], _
                    StringFormat('%05.2f', Round(($count * 100 / $FileList[0]), 2)) & " % " & @TAB & $count & "/" & $FileList[0] & " Done")
        EndIf
        Sleep(300)
    Next
    ProgressSet(100, "Done", "Complete")
    Sleep(500)
    ProgressOff()
    Return 1
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Hi,

something like this .... or that?

I prefer the 2nd. one :D

After some tries I realized, that the destination directory has to exist already.

$Source = "FooBar"
$Dest = "BarFoo" ;-)

For $i = 0 To 9
    $dummy = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\" & $Source & "\" & $i & ".txt", 2)
    FileWriteLine($dummy, $i)
    FileClose($dummy)
    For $k = 0 To 999
        $dummy = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\" & $Source & "\" & $i & "\" & $i & "-" & $k & ".txt", 10)
        FileWriteLine($dummy, $i & $k)
        FileClose($dummy)
    Next
Next
_FileCopy(@ScriptDir & "\" & $Source & "\*.*", @ScriptDir & "\" & $Dest & "\")


Func _FileCopy($fromFile, $tofile)
    Local $FOF_RESPOND_YES = 16
    Local $FOF_SIMPLEPROGRESS = 256
    $winShell = ObjCreate("shell.application")
    $winShell.namespace($tofile).CopyHere($fromFile, $FOF_RESPOND_YES)
EndFunc   ;==>_FileCopy

Is it possible to supress the question "File / folder .... already exists. Yes, Yes to all, no, cancel" ?

How did you know about this $winshell.<something>, I'm asking as I cannot find something covering that in the autoit3 help files?

Thanks for your help, Rudi.

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Xenobiologist Hello! With respect to you: sorry, but your 1-st solution do not work and have a little mistake with If FileGetAttrib($FileList[$i]) = "D" Then $dir = "\*.*", because folder can have few attributes (READONLY, SYSTEM & etc...).

:D

rudi

More solutions for you :P

My code:

Global $aFiles[1]

_DirCopy("d:\download", "c:\wallpaper", 1)

Func _DirCopy($iSource, $iDest, $flag = 1) ;$flag = 1 - Overwrite files and folders
    Local $iFirstFile, $iNextFile, $iFullFile, $iRec = ''
    Local $iFirstFile = FileFindFirstFile($iSource & "\*.*")
    If @error Then Return
    
    While 1
        $iNextFile = FileFindNextFile($iFirstFile)
        If @error Then
            Local $iPercent, $iDestDir, $oFile, $oFolder, $i
            
            If $flag > 0 Then
                $oFile = 9
                $oFolder = 1
            Else
                $oFile = 0
                $oFolder = 0
            EndIf
            
            If Not FileExists($iDest) Then DirCreate($iDest)
            
            ProgressOn("Copy", "File: ", "", -1, -1, 16)
            
            For $i = 1 To $aFiles[0]
                $iPercent = Round($i / $aFiles[0] * 100, 2)
                ProgressSet($iPercent, $aFiles[$i] & " copyed", $iPercent & "% done")
                If StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($aFiles[$i]), "D") Then
                    $iDestDir = $iDest &"\"& StringRegExpReplace($aFiles[$i], "^.*\\", "")
                    If Not FileExists($iDestDir) Then DirCreate($iDestDir)
                    DirCopy($aFiles[$i], $iDestDir, $oFolder)
                Else
                    FileCopy($aFiles[$i], $iDest, $oFile)
                EndIf
            Next
            
            ProgressSet(100, "Done", "Complete")
            Sleep(1000)
            ProgressOff()
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
        
        $iFullFile = $iSource &"\"& $iNextFile
        $aFiles[0] += 1
        ReDim $aFiles[$aFiles[0] + 1]
        $aFiles[$aFiles[0]] = $iFullFile
    WEnd
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Xenobiologist Hello! With respect to you: sorry, but your 1-st solution do not work and have a little mistake with If FileGetAttrib($FileList[$i]) = "D" Then $dir = "\*.*", because folder can have few attributes (READONLY, SYSTEM & etc...).

:D

However this is not FolderGetAttrib(), it is FileGetAttrib() and does indeed return "D" for a folder.

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Hello! I don`t teach you, you guru for me. :D I just show the simple example:

If FileGetAttrib("c:\RECYCLER") = "D" Then MsgBox(0, "Check", "This is folder")
OK I see what you are saying now. It should have been

If StringInStr(FileGetAttrib("c:\RECYCLER"), "D") Then MsgBox(0, "Check", "This is folder")

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can you have the program check the source files and copy the files if newer than the destination?

If FileGetTime ( Source , 0 , 1) > FileGetTime ( Destination , 0 , 1) Then

George

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More please I am trying convert a batch file

The dos commands are

xcopy /D /C X:\*.exe C:\Temp\

In the past i was able to get away with just having auto it run the batch file in a hidden window but now it seems to get stuck in the task managers process tabs.

Can you help?

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More please I am trying convert a batch file

The dos commands are

xcopy /D /C X:\*.exe C:\Temp\

In the past i was able to get away with just having auto it run the batch file in a hidden window but now it seems to get stuck in the task managers process tabs.

Can you help?

Try this:

Run(@ComSpec & ' /c xcopy /d /c "X:\*.exe" "c:\temp"', "", @SW_HIDE)

:)

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