in reply to File copy progress.
Your could look at using a 'whirlygig'.
Simply fork and do the copy in the child while the parent shows that it is still running. When the child ends it will send a SIGCHLD. Or do the copy in the parent and kill the child when you finish.
Or in the parent you could periodically check the size of the destination file (though I think windows keeps it at 0 until the file is done) and display that somehow.
Simply fork and do the copy in the child while the parent shows that it is still running. When the child ends it will send a SIGCHLD. Or do the copy in the parent and kill the child when you finish.
Or in the parent you could periodically check the size of the destination file (though I think windows keeps it at 0 until the file is done) and display that somehow.
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