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    Question File Processing Application Quirk

    I have an application that creates a list of files (typically from a network resource) in a QListWidget. I process each file one-by-one.

    Synopsis of the process:

    1. copy network file to local temp directory
    2. open copy and work some voodoo magic on the file
    3. save & close copy
    4. copy local file to new network location
    5. delete local copy
    6. convert network file to new format

    Everything runs fine...until the end of the process. All files are copied, updated, recopied without any issues. The quirk comes into play after all files have been processed. There seems to be quite a bit of network activity as SOMETHING is happening. According to my code, I am the end of my Process function, with nothing else left to be done...

    I am processing 1000+ files at a time.

    Is this just some 'cleanup' that happens when dealing with copying files over the network?

    Thanks,
    Sam

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    Default Re: File Processing Application Quirk

    From your description it's impossible to tell, at least for me.

    What you can do is install some network monitoring tool and see what data is being sent or received.

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