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C# wrapper for Robocopy.exe

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    Harkamal Singh
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    Has anyone got a reliable multithreaded file copy program with progress display ? I love robocopy, but no c# wrapper is available and I can't track individual file progress. thanks! h.

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      Has anyone got a reliable multithreaded file copy program with progress display ? I love robocopy, but no c# wrapper is available and I can't track individual file progress. thanks! h.

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      led mike
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      hk11 wrote:

      Has anyone got a reliable multithreaded file copy program with progress display ?

      Well it's been three hours since you posted, do you have that finished yet?

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        Has anyone got a reliable multithreaded file copy program with progress display ? I love robocopy, but no c# wrapper is available and I can't track individual file progress. thanks! h.

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        Judah Gabriel Himango
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        hk11 wrote:

        I can't track individual file progress.

        Yes you can. Use a FileStream to read the bytes and a FileStream to write the bytes. Read and write pieces at a time to do your own progress of copying a file.

        Tech, life, family, faith: Give me a visit. I'm currently blogging about: How could God prove Himself to humanity? The apostle Paul, modernly speaking: Epistles of Paul Judah Himango

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