Hi,
The file size *may* work but as you say it's not very robust. One
thing I have noticed is that if you start to copy a big file (like
a .mov) and then before it's complete, double-click it so that
QuickTime Player is launched then you get a message saying the file
is being used by Mac OS X. If there was a way to perform the same
check that would probably do the trick.
All the Best
Dave
On 30 May 2007, at 17:00, Ian Wood wrote:
If it's on OS X, I'd suggest using a folder action and alerting
your app via AppleScript - this shouldn't trigger until the file is
fully copied.
Otherwise (and if building an AS dictionary is too much of a pain)
I'm not really sure and was wondering myself. Maybe a loop which
watches the file size until it's been constant for a long enough
period? A bit unpredictable, though.
Ian
On 30 May 2007, at 16:55, Dave wrote:
However if a file is dragged from another machine on the LAN (and
it's Copied), the App sees the file as soon as it appears in the
Folder and starts processing a partial file.
Is there anyway in RunRev to check if the file has been completely
copied?
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