rtFileSystemMgt 1.4.3b
Quote from PaulJonestindall on November 22, 2019, 4:27 pmIs anyone familiar with the rtFileSystemMgt 1.4.3b plugin?
I bought this many, many years ago and it has still some very relevant and useful features. However, I have found one bug. I've looked at the Ron Marie website (www.ronmarie.com) and it appears that it hasn't been updated since 2010.
My issue is with the file compare feature. I've been trying to deliberately create instances of false results when comparing two files to make sure a file copies successfully across network drives to test the stability of my program. Sometimes I get a true compare result when I know it's actually false.
Does anyone know of a plugin that has a more stable file compare function? I'm afraid using the FileSize action might give me erroneous results across different disk formats. (i.e. FAT, exFAT, NTSF, etc.)
Is anyone familiar with the rtFileSystemMgt 1.4.3b plugin?
I bought this many, many years ago and it has still some very relevant and useful features. However, I have found one bug. I've looked at the Ron Marie website (www.ronmarie.com) and it appears that it hasn't been updated since 2010.
My issue is with the file compare feature. I've been trying to deliberately create instances of false results when comparing two files to make sure a file copies successfully across network drives to test the stability of my program. Sometimes I get a true compare result when I know it's actually false.
Does anyone know of a plugin that has a more stable file compare function? I'm afraid using the FileSize action might give me erroneous results across different disk formats. (i.e. FAT, exFAT, NTSF, etc.)
Quote from JnCon on November 22, 2019, 6:00 pmHi,
if you want compare the file size only, you can use a simple VB script function to do this.
But I don't know, if the result depends on file system.
Hi,
if you want compare the file size only, you can use a simple VB script function to do this.
But I don't know, if the result depends on file system.
Quote from Vadim on November 22, 2019, 7:30 pmHi!
It seems to me that it is better to compare the file hash, for example MD5 or CRC32.
There is a plugin zmFunctions
Hi!
It seems to me that it is better to compare the file hash, for example MD5 or CRC32.
There is a plugin zmFunctions