> At 0918 -0400 04/23/2004, Craig Taylor wrote: > >... > >I have a question with regard to monitoring the progress of a group of MPEG > >files being copied from CD to harddrive. ...<snip>... > >What I would like to do is monitor the number of bytes being copied as a > >percentage of the total number of bytes to be copied.... > > Since you already have BuddyAPI, perhaps you could use one of its progress copying methods: baCopyFileProgress, baCopyXFilesProgress or baXCopyProgress. > > Thanks Jeff. I think I was a little misleading though. No problem with the progress indicator either way, I am more interested in avoiding the repeat loop to copy the files one at a time. I have a folder containing about 20 MPG files, but the user only chooses a handful of them to copy. These filenames are then placed in a list - paths are determined and stored earlier on. Currently, I am using a repeat loop to create a full path for each individual filename in the list. Therefore, when I am caught in the repeat loop pulling one file name at a time to copy, the progress indicator chokes. Is there anyway to avoid the repeat loop altogether?
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