Progress bar.

[piotrtrkostrzewski94]

Good morning.
If possible, please add a progress bar for loading folders. Thank you very much for your time. Have a nice day.

[tablacus]

Unfortunately I don't know how to get the current progress.
Let me know if you have any information.
Have a good one.

[piotrtrkostrzewski94]

Unfortunately, I don't know either. The only idea that comes to my mind (I don't know if it is wise or feasible) is for Tablacus Explorer to create a file with a record of how many files there are in a given location, when copying or deleting, it would add/subtract 1 to the file values, and when loading a given location, it would divide the number displayed files by the number of files in the location and displayed the percentage information in the bottom bar. But I doubt this would be a good solution, if it is even possible. Thank you and have a nice Saturday.

[piotrtrkostrzewski94]

I found out from Wiki that Tablacus Explorer is based on a web browser.
I'm curious which browser it is based on.
In any case, for the Pale Moon browser I use the extension https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/extended-statusbar/ which adds, among others, the display of loading time and loading progress in percentage. It is open source and maybe after modifications it can be added to Tablacus Explorer.

[piotrtrkostrzewski94]

@tablacus Maybe this code will work:
std::vectorstd::string GetFilesInDirectory(const std::string& directory) {
std::vectorstd::string files;
for (const auto& entry : std::filesystem::directory_iterator(directory)) {
files.push_back(entry.path().string());
}
return files;
} - file list download

void DisplayProgressBar(const std::vectorstd::string& files) {
int totalFiles = files.size();
int currentFile = 0;
for (const auto& file : files) {
// Load the file and perform operations.

// progress bar update
currentFile++;
std::cout << "\r" << "[" << std::string(currentFile * 50 / totalFiles, '=') << "]" << std::flush;

}
std::cout << std::endl;
}

std::thread fileLoaderThread(& {
files = GetFilesInDirectory(directory);
});

// Wyświetl pasek postępu
DisplayProgressBar(files);

fileLoaderThread.join(); - You can use threads to make downloading the file list and updating the progress bar in parallel.
I hope this code (after any changes) will work.

[tablacus]

Thank you for looking code for me.
But it seems to have nothing to do with IExplorerBrowser.

Regards,

[piotrtrkostrzewski94]

Thank you for looking code for me. But it seems to have nothing to do with IExplorerBrowser.

Regards,

I thought the code wouldn't be correct, but I thought maybe after changing it you'd be able to come up with something. What browser is TablacusExplorer based on?
Regards