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How To Tell File Being Uploaded From Progress Block
Is there any way to know what file is being worked on when the progress block is called? See the working code below - I'd like to be able to put an update on the screen so that the user knows which ...
- Thanks for following up Eric. I'm not sure if I understand your concern exactly though. It looks like the technique I described should work in your case.
Your updateFileStatusPercent method takes the place of progressCallback in my sample above. You can add an extra parameter to updateFileStatusPercent to identify the specific file, like how I have the identifier parameter in my sample.
For example, your identifier may be your NSString* file. The progress block is defined separately for each file, that is, for each iteration of your loop, so the identifier will be different each time. The subsequent calls to updateFileStatusPercent will then contain the distinct identifiers.
Greg-DB
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Dropbox Community ModeratorThanks for following up Eric. I'm not sure if I understand your concern exactly though. It looks like the technique I described should work in your case.
Your updateFileStatusPercent method takes the place of progressCallback in my sample above. You can add an extra parameter to updateFileStatusPercent to identify the specific file, like how I have the identifier parameter in my sample.
For example, your identifier may be your NSString* file. The progress block is defined separately for each file, that is, for each iteration of your loop, so the identifier will be different each time. The subsequent calls to updateFileStatusPercent will then contain the distinct identifiers.
Your updateFileStatusPercent method takes the place of progressCallback in my sample above. You can add an extra parameter to updateFileStatusPercent to identify the specific file, like how I have the identifier parameter in my sample.
For example, your identifier may be your NSString* file. The progress block is defined separately for each file, that is, for each iteration of your loop, so the identifier will be different each time. The subsequent calls to updateFileStatusPercent will then contain the distinct identifiers.
Apologies - I was being dense. I forgot that I had access to the file variable in the setProgress block. I'm good now.
Many thanks!
Eric
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