I love this program.. one thing that bothers me though is that there is no indicator of if the program is doing anything or not.. im not looking for a progress bar tat shows the exact time remaining (allthogh that would be awesome) but just some kind of indicator so i can see if the program is actually doing something or the computer might have frozen or something like that..
otherwise awesome program.. :)
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Programmatic support is mostly there for a progress bar in most of the modules. However, one of the main issues is that par2.exe which is required by ExQueues for Par2 repairs doesn't provide output in an easily parsed format for progress tracking (it doesn't send newlines after updating the progress %). So at the time I didn't spend much time working on that of the time. Since then, I am now releasing a custom version of par2.exe to fix a different bug in that application (it treated file names as case sensitive on Win32 when they are not), so I could probably look at making the output more parsable in the future.
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that sounds awesome, another thing that would be awesome, is somekind of warning, a popup or a baloon from the task bar, telling when the que is empthy, and espacially if it makes an error.
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I love this program.. one thing that bothers me though is that there is no indicator of if the program is doing anything or not.. im not looking for a progress bar tat shows the exact time remaining (allthogh that would be awesome) but just some kind of indicator so i can see if the program is actually doing something or the computer might have frozen or something like that..
otherwise awesome program.. :)
Programmatic support is mostly there for a progress bar in most of the modules. However, one of the main issues is that par2.exe which is required by ExQueues for Par2 repairs doesn't provide output in an easily parsed format for progress tracking (it doesn't send newlines after updating the progress %). So at the time I didn't spend much time working on that of the time. Since then, I am now releasing a custom version of par2.exe to fix a different bug in that application (it treated file names as case sensitive on Win32 when they are not), so I could probably look at making the output more parsable in the future.
that sounds awesome, another thing that would be awesome, is somekind of warning, a popup or a baloon from the task bar, telling when the que is empthy, and espacially if it makes an error.