There is a powershell script to copy files between pc and android via MTP programmatically,see access-file-system-against-mtp-connection,and it works when it running under powershell console,then i have made a script as below:
function Usage()
{
echo "Usage:mtpcmd cp srcfile dstfolder"
}
function main
{
param($mainargs)
# echo "args2:$mainargs"
if(-not($mainargs.length -eq 2))
{
Usage
return
}
$srcfile=$mainargs[0]
$dstfolder=$mainargs[1]
$phone = Get-ChildShellItem | where { $_.Path -like '*usb*' }
echo "phonePath:$($phone.Path)"
Copy-ShellItem -Path "$srcfile" -Destination "$($phone.Path)\内部存储$dstfolder"
}
#echo "args1:$args"
main -mainargs $args
This script works fine running on a powershell console,but when i run it under cmd like
powershell -Files mtpcp.ps1 c:\test \Android\test\
or
powershell ./mtpcp.ps1 c:\test \Android\test\
it just do nothing(no error shown).
and then i have implement the same functions on .Net using system.Shell32,the function CopyHere works fine with regulare path like c:\
,but not work with mtp device path,just like powershell,it just do nothing on CopyHere function,neither a error message shown up.
well...just add an sleep or readkey after copyhere,then it works properly.
Shell sh = new Shell();
Folder folder = sh.NameSpace(AndroidMTPFiles.GetUsbFolderItem().Path + @"\内部存储\Android\test");
//FolderItem fi = AndroidMTPFiles.GetRegularFileItemByPath(@"c:\test\src");
folder.CopyHere(@"c:\test\src\",16);
sh.Open(folder);
System.Console.ReadKey();