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Hi all,
Ctrl + V a file into the destination folder and it can be noticed that the
destination file has the size equal to the source file size. For a large
source file, this is not possible to achieve with normal copy operations. The
advantage is that, by reserving the requested amount of space, the file
manager can write a new file starting from the position where the current
destination ends; it also reduces fragmentation, and there may be other
benefits.
I would like to integrate this feature into an application. What is the
name of the Win32 API that does this? I could not find a function that
achieves this.
Thanks,
Calin
Ctrl + V a file into the destination folder and it can be noticed that the
destination file has the size equal to the source file size. For a large
source file, this is not possible to achieve with normal copy operations. The
advantage is that, by reserving the requested amount of space, the file
manager can write a new file starting from the position where the current
destination ends; it also reduces fragmentation, and there may be other
benefits.
I would like to integrate this feature into an application. What is the
name of the Win32 API that does this? I could not find a function that
achieves this.
Thanks,
Calin