For each file, add the file size to a "total copied size".
Show this total copied size on UI.
Then, for every <n> seconds, calculate the difference
between last measured total and current total, and divide by
<n>. This will be the "instant speed". You can also get the
"full total" (the current total) and divide by total time
since the start of the process. This will be the "average
speed".
Really easy, huh?
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I think it's difficult... If you have some ideas about it...
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For each file, add the file size to a "total copied size".
Show this total copied size on UI.
Then, for every <n> seconds, calculate the difference
between last measured total and current total, and divide by
<n>. This will be the "instant speed". You can also get the
"full total" (the current total) and divide by total time
since the start of the process. This will be the "average
speed".
Really easy, huh?
Now Xfe 1.40 shows the total copied size in the progress bar. Though it is not exactly what you request, it helps seeing the total copy progress.