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Code Red => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => Topic started by: Peter2 on April 20, 2018, 02:52:47 AM
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Many discussions (some started by me :whistling:) show that the "download-features" in Lisp are limited and not that easy.
Maybe it is a little bit crazy, because I have no idea about these programming languages, but ...
Wouldn't it be a fine challenge for the ARX / .NET - guys to add (a part of) WGET to the AutoCAd / Lisp-environment?
Would be really great ...
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Many discussions (some started by me :whistling:) show that the "download-features" in Lisp are limited and not that easy.
lisp uses standard windows api for downloading so i think it is just fine
what are you missing?
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I suppose you mean your code here: https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=33750.0
Yes, it works stable, but sometimes slower then vla-getremotefile (which seem to be now absolutely dead under 2019)
WGET has a lot of comfortable feature: retry if fail, write log-file, load from list and so on.
And a lisp-line like
(wget_download -o c:\\temp\\download.log -O c:\\downloads\\test.zip http://www.test.com/mydata.zip)
looks attractive ....
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I suppose you mean your code here
it is the simplest possible solution
you can improve it and add missing capabilities
i don't think is will be difficult
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it is the simplest possible solution
you can improve it and add missing capabilities
i don't think is will be difficult
To you see a way to get the "current download progress" with these features?
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To you see a way to get the "current download progress" with these features?
no