I am creating a method which is measures the copy time for files and folder.
public static TimeSpan CopyFileExplorer(string filePath, string fileDestination)
{
string command = @"/select, " + filePath;
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("explorer.exe", command);
SendKeys.Send("^(C)");
command = @"/select, " + fileDestination;
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("explorer.exe",command);
DateTime startCopy = DateTime.Now;
SendKeys.Send("^(V)");
//need to be catched when explorer finishes the copy
DateTime endCopy = DateTime.Now;
return endCopy - startCopy;
}
I have tried to find when the "copy window" of explorer disappears, but I didn't be successful...
Anonymous User
05-Oct-2013You should try SendKeys.SendWait("");