F5 dialog file counter will automatically count files, how to disable?

[thegfw]

In version 10.00, the F5 dialog does not automatically count files on startup. count before copying.
In version 10.X,the F5 dialog will automatically count files,i just need move a folder?(count very slow )

i know i can use CountMarkedInDialog=0 to disable,but in this way, the number and size of files are not known when copying, and the progress cannot be evaluated.

can make a option in wincmd.ini ?,such as CountMarkedInDialog=2,to goback to version 10.00 style.

[beb]

Make sure the below option is unchecked:

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GUI: Configuration - Options > Operation > Calculate space occupied by subdirectories > [ ] before copying/deleting

Or the correspondent wincmd.ini entry:

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[Configuration]
CountMarked=0

1: Count files in subdirs before copying/ deleting to allow a second percent bar.
0: Do not count files (faster).

If enabled, namely this option is responsible for counting files [in subdirs] before copying/deleting [to allow a second percent bar].

The other option is:
wincmd.ini\Configuration\CountMarkedBackground=0|1
0: Do not count files (faster)
1: Count files in subdirs before copying/deleting in background transfer manager.
Note: If CountMarked is set but CountMarkedBackground isn't, then the value from CountMarked is used.

So you can play with those options.

NB
wincmd.ini\Configuration\CountMarkedInDialog=1
1: Count files in subdirs before copying/deleting directly within the F5 copy dialog
Note: If CountMarked is set but CountMarkedInDialog isn't, then the value from CountMarked is used.

[petermad]

2thegfw

i know i can use CountMarkedInDialog=0 to disable,but in this way, the number and size of files are not known when copying, and the progress cannot be evaluated.

That's not true if CountMarked=1 ("Options" -> "Operation..." -> "Calculate space occupied by subdirectories" -> "before copying/deleting" is enabled)

If CountMarked=0 you will not get the overal progress bar, only the current file progress bar.
If CountMarked is not present in the .ini file then it is the same as CountMarked=1

If CountMarked=0 and CountMarkedInDialog=1 you will not get the overal progress bar.

[thegfw]

ok,i have test option as this:
CountMarked =1
CountMarkedInDialog = 0
CountMarkedBackground = 0

it's looks like version 10.00
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thanks everyone...