Hi Len,
Use the lineoffset function to find the URL-encoded file name in the
detailed files. When you know which line you need, you can take the
file size and resource fork size to calculate the total file size.
What exactly are you doing with the WAV files? If you use a command
line utility to convert them, you will probably be unable to report
any progress during the conversion of one file. Can you give more
details?
Best,
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Op 27-feb-2009, om 19:45 heeft [email protected] het volgende
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I can't seem to find a command for this:
I want to get a list of files to be converted (they happen to be
wav files
but it doesn't really matter). As I go through each file in the
list, I
want to be able to update a progress bar that indicates how far
through
the list I am and another one that indicates how far through the
current
file I am.
The first requirement was easy and is working. I need to be able
to find
out the file size so I can calculate the current progress in that one
file. I know I can use "the detailed files" to get all of the info
on all
of the files in the default directory but is there something that will
allow me to get just the information on a single file?
I am currently using "answer file" to get the list of files
(returns one
per line) so I COULD get the detailed files from that since they
will only
be allowed to select files from a single directory at a time (that
IS true
isn't it?).
Any ideas would be appreciated.
While I'm here.... :-) , has anyone written scripts that will read
through
and process a wav file and would be willing to share what they've
learned?
Might save me some time. If not, I'll contribute what I end up
with when
I'm done.
len morgan
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