I have a working progress bar, and wanted to move it to top left corner of the screen. I used x0 y0 w300 to control the position and size. But doing so my%progressbarpercentage% stopped updating. I want to ask, is it possible to have the position and progress bar% working at the same time?
Check if copy is in progress via command line. Can be executed from a batch file: AutoHotkey DetectCopy.ahk echo%ErrorLevel%. Copy/Paste progress bar. Is there a faster way to insert text into a document with multiple lines using the ECHO command? You should now see a progress bar running as the conversion takes place. You’ve just converted your first MP4 to an MP3 using Foobar. The next ones are going to be much easier, since everything is set up now. All you have to do with the next file (or batch of files) is just right- click, select Convert and click.
A =%counter% b =%CaseArrayCount% progressbarpercentage:= Round(((a/b). 100), 2); Draw the progress bar on the screen Progress, x0 y0 w300,%progressbarpercentage%,%progressbarpercentage%`%, System Processing, Sample APP Reference.
Let's assume that you are copying a binary file. Let's further assume that the file is 100K in size. You could use File.RawRead (or maybe even just FileRead) to get the file into memory.
Then write 1K blocks of data to the destination file using File.RawWrite, updating the progress after each block is sent. The numbers are, of course, just examples. If it is a text file, it is even easier:. Use FileRead to get the file into memory. Use StringReplace FileTxt, FileTxt, `r`n, `r`n, UseErrorLevel to get the number of lines in the file. use a parsing loop to write the lines to the file, updating the progress as you go.