Copy/Move graphs not showing

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1

Currently moving a lots of files from one network share to another and noticed that the performance graphs are missing:

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Do I have to enable an option for this to be shown? OTH, I got the graph while copying/moving some other files before, so it seems not a global issue here.

2

Looks like they can’t be calculated for some reason.

The size of the file being copied isn’t displayed either, which is unusual.

Anything unusual about the drive?

3

The size is shown and changes for each copied/moved file, just watched the progress:
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Edit: It's not the same size information as in screenshot below, just noticed.

I can not see anything unusual here. I'm connected with my tablet to the company, using VPN, and the drive letter W: is mapped to a network share.

Strange enough, when doing another copy, I get the graph:
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The source again is a mapped network share and the target is the same drive letter as above, different subfolder, though.

4

That’s the amount copied so far, not the total size (which normally appears in the blank space to the right of that).

5

Maybe I've found the difference which may cause the graph disappearing?

In my initial posting, I'm moving files from a grouped lister (eval groups) to a destination folder, although grouped. The graph is missing!

When copying the same files from the same (grouped) source as above to another location, not grouped, I get the graph:
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Edit: to be precise: It's the grouped source which causes the graph to not appear, not the destination.

6

A screenshot showing how the lister is grouped and what's selected before copying might help understand what's happening. As far as I can think, grouping shouldn't affect the graph.

7

Here you go. Currently two groups are used/visible and I selected the files in the second visible group, using the header of the group:

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Then I pressed the move button on my toolbar without any modifier:

@keydown:none
Copy MOVE
@keydown:shift
Copy MOVE AS

The target folder has the same grouping scheme activated as the source. The graph is missing during the move process:
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Which means now:

Source Destination Graph
Grouped Grouped None
Ungrouped Grouped Yes
Grouped Ungrouped Yes

I'm using this evaluator group

if ((value > Now()) || UCase(ext) != "HTML" ) { return }; 

// date calculations for performance increase
diffMonths = DateDiff("m", Now(), value);
// diffDays = DateDiff("d", Now(), value);
diffDays = Age(value);
currentWeek = (Now() as "D#yyyyww" as int);
valueWeek = (value as "D#yyyyww" as int);
collapse = true;
 	
if (diffDays == 0) { group = "Today"; order = 1; }  //today
  elseif(diffDays == -1) { group = "Yesterday"; order = 3; } //yesterday
    elseif(currentWeek == valueWeek  ) { group = "This week"; order = 5; } //this week
	  elseif(currentWeek - valueWeek == 1 ) { group = "Last week"; order = 7; } //last week
	  	elseif(diffMonths == 0 ) { group = "This month"; order = 9; } //this month
	      elseif(diffMonths == -1 ) { group = "Last month"; order = 11; } //last month
		    elseif(DateDiff("yyyy", Now(), value) == -1 ) { group = "Last year"; order = 999; } //last year 
		       else { group = Format("%1 - %2", value as "D#yyyy", value as "D#MMMM");  
			   		  // sort to the bottom
					  order = 99 + ((Now() as "D#yyyy" as int) - (value as "D#yyyy" as int) as int + (value as "D#MM") as int); };

if ( InStr( name, "_ERROR" ) > 0)
	{   collapse = ( order == 1 ) ? false : true;
		group += " (with error)"; 
		order += 1;  
	};
	
// Output("Name: " + name + " Group:" + group + " Order:" + order + " Collapse:" + collapse );

return [ name = group;  order = order; collapse = collapse ];

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