Copy Mode - Progress Dialog is broken
Hello,
Posted this already around one year ago.
Looks like the Progress Dialog is broken.
1.) I don't see the number of actual copied files
2.) Progress bar reaches out of the dialog box. Therefore one can not see the progress when e.g. around 80%.
Looks like a GUI problem.
Can you reproduce it?
I'm a paid user, can you please fix it.
Environment is Windows 10.
Advanced Renamer Version is 4.23.
Thnx.
Gerhard
Posted this already around one year ago.
Looks like the Progress Dialog is broken.
1.) I don't see the number of actual copied files
2.) Progress bar reaches out of the dialog box. Therefore one can not see the progress when e.g. around 80%.
Looks like a GUI problem.
Can you reproduce it?
I'm a paid user, can you please fix it.
Environment is Windows 10.
Advanced Renamer Version is 4.23.
Thnx.
Gerhard
Reply to #1:
As far as I can see that was fixed almost a year ago.
Do others still have the same problem?
As far as I can see that was fixed almost a year ago.
Do others still have the same problem?
Reply to #2:
With SSDs I have a hard time seeing *any* progress bars, they blink on & off so fast. But I can say two things: 1) the "number of files copied" (or whatever it says) seems to remain at 0 the whole time; and 2) the progress bar seems to correctly end within the right side of the dialogue window.
Hope that helps.
With SSDs I have a hard time seeing *any* progress bars, they blink on & off so fast. But I can say two things: 1) the "number of files copied" (or whatever it says) seems to remain at 0 the whole time; and 2) the progress bar seems to correctly end within the right side of the dialogue window.
Hope that helps.
Reply to #3:
That's the thing. I don't have the source material for a great test that will take a significant amount of time on my computer.
Also note, the progress bar will only get updated at the end of each single file copy. Copying a single large file will not update the progress bar during the copy.
That's the thing. I don't have the source material for a great test that will take a significant amount of time on my computer.
Also note, the progress bar will only get updated at the end of each single file copy. Copying a single large file will not update the progress bar during the copy.
Reply to #2:
I ran a test and could not see the issues. The dialog appears to work as expected**.
Here's a screenshot: https://postimg.cc/XXKRNXyK
In practice, my jobs are fast and/or run using the command-line interface. So I don't normally see a progress dialog long enough to matter.
I'm on Win 11. Maybe this is just a Win 10 thing?
** Although it would be nice if it had the standard numerical displays in addition to the the graph.
EG: "345 / 1934 - 18%"
I ran a test and could not see the issues. The dialog appears to work as expected**.
Here's a screenshot: https://postimg.cc/XXKRNXyK
In practice, my jobs are fast and/or run using the command-line interface. So I don't normally see a progress dialog long enough to matter.
I'm on Win 11. Maybe this is just a Win 10 thing?
** Although it would be nice if it had the standard numerical displays in addition to the the graph.
EG: "345 / 1934 - 18%"
Reply to #5:
Look at the end. It is already at "100% filled" from a graphical standpoint but still copied. You shouldn't see 100% when a lot of files are still copied. Maybe calculation of progress is the root cause.
Look at the end. It is already at "100% filled" from a graphical standpoint but still copied. You shouldn't see 100% when a lot of files are still copied. Maybe calculation of progress is the root cause.
Reply to #4:
My test case is copying a lot of small files (typically more than 1000 of JPG or RAW files). You can generate them by copying e.g. one 20Megabyte file several times with a different filename. Should be easy to reproduce.
My test case is copying a lot of small files (typically more than 1000 of JPG or RAW files). You can generate them by copying e.g. one 20Megabyte file several times with a different filename. Should be easy to reproduce.