The way our program works is it will start grabbing files, one by one to be processed, but they do this asyncronously. So it's not a specific file I'm looking for, just that no more files are being written to the folder.
I thought about doing a loop and comparing the file count to a new file count of the same folder after t units of time and when those are equal, do a count down and check again. The situation just isn't unique enough because if the count is equal or not the files could still not be done processing.
The only other thing I can think of is to count how many files of a certain type are in the source folder and then compare that to the number of files in the destination folder. Only when they are equal will the program continue.
So something liket this...
//Get the number of files to be transferred from the source directory.
//*Which is a directory I control the contents of
//Get the number of files, of the file type that will be created from the target directory
//Add the source directory count to the target directory count
//*Because there may be files already in the target folder of the type that will be created
//Loop through and count the target files
//Only when the number of files in the target directory equals the number transfered + the number already in the target directory matches, will the program continue.
Make sense?
