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As the title says

Progress bar related content please refer to the following posts~:)

Batch processing emotional progress bar
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=25345&fpage=1&highlight=progress

How to use "\－/" to represent a progress state
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=24347&fpage=1&highlight=progress

A question about progress bar delay
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=25386&fpage=1&highlight=progress

How to simulate the display effect of listing paths like Rising Antivirus scanning in batch processing?
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=23793&fpage=1&highlight=progress bar

Trouble caused by a GIF file
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=20669&fpage=1&highlight=from+a+GIF+file+caused+trouble

[ Last edited by redtek on 2006-12-12 at 11:09 PM ]

All said that it can't be synchronized with the program progress! It's boring, the implementation is too simple

In batch processing, basically to achieve the synchronization between the progress bar and the program progress is...

What I want is: First, start executing xcopy to copy files (without displaying copy information) and just add "File data processing..." Then start the progress bar at this time. That is to say, the progress bar starts during the program execution, and this progress bar is "blurred". I just want this effect, and don't need precise synchronization.

There is a percentage progress with the CMD command copy/z.

Open two processes with one batch, one runs, and the other monitors and displays relevant information?

Actually it is like this:
xcopy.exe performs file copying
xcopy /s /q d:\game e:\netgame
When the above program is executed, a progress bar starts to be displayed. No need for precise statistics, just display the progress status.
(Because after adding the parameter q to xcopy, there is no display information. Then it depends on the progress bar to display (infinite delay)

The method of brother zh159 on floor 6 is wonderful ~ :)

If brother blueglede must challenge this kind of DIY thing, it's not impossible ~ :)

) Split the large file to be XCOPYed using the file splitting code written by brother LXMXN (search in the forum), and use it to split the large file into 100 parts!

) Then use a FOR loop to display a progress process for each COPY of one part. When the 100th part is copied, it will naturally show 100% progress.
　　This is a relatively precise method ~ :)

　　By the way, after all 100 parts are copied, copy /B to splice them... (restore)

　　In this way, brother progress bar can freely customize various progress bars ~ :)

　　But, splitting a large file takes time and also needs to occupy the same amount of file size space. Then each time a sub-block is copied, the batch code for displaying the progress bar is called once. When all 100 blocks are copied, it is estimated that brother needs to copy a 100MB large file, and it will take 2-3 times the total time of the ordinary XCOPY, haha...

[ Last edited by redtek on 2007-2-7 at 05:49 PM ]

It seems not easy to put brother r's suggestion into practice, right?

In fact, it is okay to simply use a scroll bar to replace the information of copying files by xcopy.exe. There is no need, and it is very difficult to achieve - precise synchronization.