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)
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)