OzOne666 Posted March 4, 2011 Posted March 4, 2011 (edited) Hello, I'm trying get a result of a copy from a destination to a source. But i don't know how i can get the result like: File copied $x, files skipped $x, total files $x, Error during copy $x. I have already try like you can see in the source code, but that's not realy a good... This function list in array the source path with all sub folders and compare to the destination. If the modified date is not the same filecopy erase the file in the destination. This is the function: expandcollapse popupFunc Backup($source,$destination,$expath,$filter) ;Local $desktopstatus,$mydocsstatus,$favostatusstatus If StringRight($source, 1) = '\' Then $source = StringTrimRight($source, 1) If StringRight($destination & $expath, 1) = '\' Then $destination = StringTrimRight($destination & $expath, 1) $x=0 $MydoncsCounter += 0 $aCopyList = _FileListToArrayXT444($source, $filter, 1, 2, 1, $generalexlude); return full path + subfolders + filename and .ext $aGetDestList = _FileListToArrayXT444($destination, $filter, 1, 2, 1, $generalexlude)return full path + subfolders + filename and .ext $aCopyList2 = _FileListToArrayXT444($source, $filter, 1, 0, 1, $generalexlude) ; return only all fine name with her ext. to compare to the destination $aGetDestList2 = _FileListToArrayXT444($destination, $filter, 1, 0, 1, $generalexlude); return only all fine name with her ext. to compare with the source $FilesCount = UBound($aCopyList)-1 ;list files numbers in source dir. If @error = 1 Then _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\Backuptoolserrors.log", @UserName & " - " & @ComputerName & " - Error 1 - Filelisttoarray: No path is found." & " Source = " & $source, 1) ElseIf @error = 2 Then _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\Backuptoolserrors.log", @UserName & " - " & @ComputerName & " - Error 2 - Filelisttoarray: No filter is found" & " Filter = " & $filter , 1) ElseIf @error = 3 Then _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\Backuptoolserrors.log", @UserName & " - " & @ComputerName & " - Error 3 - Filelisttoarray: $iRetFormat is invalid" , 1) ElseIf @error = 4 Then _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\Backuptoolserrors.log", @UserName & " - " & @ComputerName & " - Error 4 - Filelisttoarray: No data is found" , 1) EndIf ;MsgBox(0,"test","Source: " & $source & @CRLF & "Destination: " & $destination) $compare = $aCopyList2[0] - $aGetDestList2[0] If $compare < 0 Then $compare = 0 EndIf $compareskipped = $FilesCount - $compare MsgBox(0,"TEST",$FilesCount & " /// " & $compare & " Skip" & $compareskipped) ProgressOn("Backup Progress", "", "0 percent","","",2) If IsArray($aCopyList) Then For $x = 1 To $aCopyList[0] $sDest = $destination & $expath & StringReplace($aCopyList[$x], $source, '') $iSize = FileGetSize($aCopyList[$x]) - FileGetSize($sDest) If FileGetTime($aCopyList[$x], 0, 1) <> FileGetTime($sDest, 0, 1) Then If $source = $desktopbcksrc Then $MydoncsCounter = $FilesCount - $x EndIf $b = FileCopy($aCopyList[$x], $sDest, 9) MsgBox(0,"TEST X",$MydoncsCounter & @CRLF & "Calcul: " & $FilesCount & " - " & $x & @CRLF & $b) ProgressSet( $x,"Copy files progress: " & $x & "/" & $aCopyList[0]) ;& @CRLF & $aCopyList[$x]) _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\Backuptoolsgood.log", @UserName & " - Backup" & $source & " file: " & $aCopyList[$x] & " |-> " & $sDest, 1) EndIf Next If $MydoncsCounter = -1 Then MsgBox(0,"Copy Status","Desktop Total File: " & $b & " - " & $FilesCount & @CRLF & "Combien CopiƩ" & $MydoncsCounter & @CRLF & "Skipped:" & "/" & $compareskipped) Else MsgBox(0,"Copy Status","Desktop Total File: " & $b & " - " & $FilesCount & @CRLF & "Combien CopiƩ" & $MydoncsCounter & @CRLF & "Skipped:" & "/" & $compareskipped) EndIf ProgressSet(100 , "Done", "Complete") Else _FileWriteLog(@ScriptDir & "\Backuptoolserrors.log", @UserName & " - " & @ComputerName & " - Error 4 - No data is found - In source: " & $source, 1) EndIf EndFunc Thank you in advance. Have a good day. Edited March 4, 2011 by OzOne666
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