That's a nice clean tool - works well on Windows too.
My only suggestion is when copying files from subfolders, to show which subfolder a file is being copied from.
My example moves all files starting with test to a BACKUP folder
Folder U:\My Documents\_working\python\test_ORIG:
File test.py:
- [Move] Move to "\\...\My Documents\_working\python\test_file\BACKUPS\test.py"
File test22.py:
- [Move] Move to "\\...\My Documents\_working\python\test_file\BACKUPS\test22.py"
File test1.py_ORIG:
- [Move] Move to "\\...\My Documents\_working\python\test_file\BACKUPS\test1.py_ORIG"
File test_bell.csv:
- [Move] Move to "\\...\My Documents\_working\python\test_file\BACKUPS\test_bell.csv"
2 of the above files came from a subfolder in test_ORIG, but there is no indication which (fine for contrived example but would be an issue with large moves)
That's a nice clean tool - works well on Windows too.
My only suggestion is when copying files from subfolders, to show which subfolder a file is being copied from.
My example moves all files starting with test to a BACKUP folder
2 of the above files came from a subfolder in test_ORIG, but there is no indication which (fine for contrived example but would be an issue with large moves)