I have a C#.Net console app code that transfers files between linux and windows ftp servers.
The code's behavior is that I automatically open a console to display status of the file transfer. While transferring files to and from the windows server, I need to display an indicator that the file transfer is on-going (using symbols that look like they are moving or turning) . These symbols are as follows : "|" --> "/" --> "-" --> "\" --> "|"
There had been no problem displaying the said "indicator/symbols" in C#.Net using the following codes :
ProcessStartInfo PSI = new ProcessStartInfo("CMD.exe", "/C [here is the call to psftp / ftp scripts]");
String SymbolChar = "|";
Process proc = Process.Start(PSI);
//method used to animate status during process
private static String NextChar(String sCurrentChar)
{
String sTempChar = "";
if (sCurrentChar.equals("|")) {
sTempChar = "/";
}
else if (sCurrentChar.equals("/")) {
sTempChar = "-";
}
else if (sCurrentChar.equals("-")) {
sTempChar = "\\";
}
else if (sCurrentChar.equals("-")) {
sTempChar = "\\";
}
else if (sCurrentChar.equals("\\")) {
sTempChar = "|";
}
return sTempChar;
}
My problem started when I converted the said codes into java using the following :
String sParam = "bash " + [here is the call to psftp / ftp scripts];
String cmd[] = {"/bin/bash","-c",sParam};
Process proc = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmd);
Above code is perfectly working.
Problem is I don't know how to display the "animated" characters anymore.
I suddenly don't know (and I badly need help on) how to convert this :
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