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@echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set b=/-\ /-\ ** set 速度=1 set 退格= :b for /l %%i in (0,1,200) do call :a %%i goto :b :a set/a a=%1%%10 set/a c=%a%%%4 if %a% EQU 0 set/p=▌<nul if %c% EQU 3 (set/p=^|<nul) else (set/p=!b:~%a%,1!<nul) ping/n %速度% 127.1>nul set/p=%退格%<nul goto :eof

Originally posted by kawakumo at 2006-11-1 13:58:
How to control if this effect is used to represent progress? For example, display the progress of copying files.

This is the real problem
I just want to know, for example, to display the progress when copying files, no need for progress correspondence, just display it, and the progress will not be displayed after copying is completed.

The effect is not very good. Running this will copy c:\windows\*.* to the current directory and display the progress.

1. @echo off
   
2. setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
   
3. set b=/-\ /-\ **
   
4. set 速度=1
   
5. set 退格=
   
6. set n=0
   
7. 
   
8. for %%i in (%SystemRoot%\*.*) do (call :a !n!&copy %%i>nul 2>nul&set /a n+=1)
   
9. goto :eof
   
10. 
    
11. :a
    
12. set/a a=%1%%10
    
13. set/a c=%a%%%4
    
14. if %a% EQU 0 set/p=▌<nul
    
15. if %c% EQU 3 (set/p=^|<nul) else (set/p=!b:~%a%,1!<nul)
    
16. ping/n %速度% 127.1>nul
    
17. set/p=%退格%<nul
    
18. goto :eof
    

chenall posted on: 2006-11-03 08:37

[ Last edited by chenall on 2006-11-3 at 08:46 PM ]

That's really great, impressive!

I also come to improve, display a progress loop with vertical lines, heh!

@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set b=^|/-\
set 速度=1
set 退格=
:b
for /l %%i in (0,1,200) do call :a %%i
goto :b
:a
set/a a=%1%%4
set/p=!b:~%a%,1!<nul
ping/n %速度% 127.1>nul
set/p=%退格%<nul
goto :eof

Can the progress loop be positioned in a specific location on the screen by oneself?

Learning

The demonstration on floor 33 shows the situation of file copying, taking the number of copied files as the step size. What if only copying one relatively large file (>=500m)? It would be nice if the progress bar could be synchronized with the called subroutine.

nb doesn't like using ping to control latency, uses

for /l %%i in (1,1,1000) do echo %%i>nul instead

[ Last edited by a11yesno on 2007-3-2 at 04:36 AM ]

chenall:
for %%i in (%SystemRoot%\*.*) do (call :a !n!&copy %%i>nul 2>nul&set /a n+=1)

Can't see clearly!
Why??? (%SystemRoot%\*.*)

set/a a=%1%%10
Is it %1 divided by 10 and take the remainder?

set/a c=%a%%%4
Is it %a% divided by 4 and take the remainder?

&copy %%i>nul
Harmful!!!

Fortunately, you didn't
&del %%i>nul
That would be terrible!

[ Last edited by xycoordinate on 2007-3-2 at 03:49 PM ]

It really started spinning, -_-! It's really powerful!

Develop the good habit of reading and replying to posts

Wahaha

Well, the way to get ASCII control characters is pretty good, quite enjoyable..
But if you just want to get the 0x08 character, can you just enter 08 with a hex editor?

It's a big deal! The effect of the brother on the sixth floor is good, but it just looks uncomfortable