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Re: How can I display the number of records processed using a thermometer
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Re: How can I display the number of records processed using a thermometer


  • Subject: Re: How can I display the number of records processed using a thermometer
  • From: Graff <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2004 20:24:25 -0500

The number of files part is fairly easy. You just whip up some code (which you already seem to have) that walks the hierarchy and puts all of the files into a list. You then do this:
set fileCount to the count of theList

The variable fileCount will now hold the number of files to be modified. You would then do:
repeat with theFile in theList
-- do something here with the file
end repeat

The second question is a little tricky. You either need to use an OSAX that provides a dialog box with progress bar or I believe you can do this in AppleScript Studio:
<http://www.24usoftware.com/AppearanceOSAX>
<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/AppleScript/Reference/ StudioReference/sr5_control_suite/chapter_5_section_17.html>

- Ken

On Jan 5, 2004, at 7:34 PM, Mark Clyma wrote:

Scripters,

I have a script that reads a folder (and all of its sub-folders) of HTML files and deletes one HTML line in each file. Currently I have about 180 files to process. It works great except when it runs I don't know anything about how many records have been processed and how long it will take to finish the job. If possible I would like to display a message box that shows the total number of files that will be processed and the current number of files that have been processed (EX.: 15 files out of 180 have been processed). It would be great if I could also display a horizontal "thermometer" that visually shows the current number of files that have been processed.

My questions are:
1. Is there a quick easy way to get the total number of files found in a folder and all of its sub-folders? This would be for initially displaying the total number of records (files) needed to be processed.

2. Is there some Applescript code that shows how to build/display a horizontal "number of records processed" thermometer?
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