Filecopy (Dir.-backup) with xBrowse and TMeterEx

[ukoenig]

Hello,

a sample of a Directory-backup using TMeterEx
Full source included.

Download ( 1.1 MB ):
http://www.pflegeplus.com/fw_downloads/Filecopy1.zip



Best Regards
Uwe

[ukoenig]

Working on a extended Version to make it possible,
to select and copy the main- and up to two Subdirectories.
If a Subdir doesn't exist inside the Dest.-Dir, it will be created.

Sample :

FROM :

C:\Main
1. Subdir = C:\Main\Sub1
2. Subdir = C:\Main\Sub1\Sub2 .or. C:\Main\Sub2

TO :

D:\New
1. Subdir = D:\New\Sub1
2. Subdir = D:\New\Sub2

A Checkbox defines, if Subdirs will be copied.
Is there maybe another possible Solution, to copy Subdirectories ?



Best Regards
Uwe

[ukoenig]

I finished the extended Version.
Now it is possible to make backups from Subdirectories in 1 Step to a defined Destination-directory.
There, the selected Subdirs are created.
You can add as many Subdirs You need.
Because all Selections are saved to a INI, it is a one click copy-solution.



This sample selects :
D:\P_Metro and the 2 Subdirs Bitmaps and Images
These Files are copied to D:\P_Copyfile\Destination
there the Subdirs \Bitmaps and \Images are created.

Download Release 2.0
http://www.pflegeplus.com/fw_downloads/filecopy2.zip

Working on a Multicopy-version, using xBrowse :



Best Regards
Uwe

[ukoenig]

My new xBrowse-Backup

How it works :

1. define a destination directory
2. select, if You want to create a Subdirectory inside the destination-dir
( uses the directory from source. Not selected, will copy ALL Files to the Destination-main-directory )
3. select Your directories You want to backup from the Filelist ( enable / disable )
4. define < all > or define up to 3 filters
5. enable or disable a Source-directory from the backup-list
6. You can < clear > a selection ( not delete )
7. select < Horizontal > or < Vertical > : all defined / selected directorys are saved in one step



everything included
Download :

http://www.pflegeplus.com/fw_downloads/filecopy3.zip

Best Regards
Uwe