the first part would be useful >.. > > A further enhancement to the --progress option would be to present the > (queue count / maxcount) as part of the progress display. After all, if a > user sets --progress it is ostensibly to receive feedback on what wget is > doing. At the moment I believe only the debug output presents this > information and unless you write some helper code to parse out this > information and present it more neatly it can be very tedious to try to read > it as output scrolls by. Having it visible in the progress line would make > checking it much simpler and it given that it is the only indication of > wgets global progress seems like an appropriate thing to include. > You forget that wget is only doing 1 command at a time
if you are referring to --recursive then that would require output of the "retrieve tree list" - and I think that would severely impact wget performance - unless the was a way to talk(or view) directly with wget (like thru proc fs) if you mean --input-file you can use script to capture wget output to keep track of which url is being process dont forget wget is command line utility - not GUI app or even command line app - there is big difference Paul
