1. The getFileUploadStatus() method is used to calculate the current file upload progress, which will be called by the client using DWR (to be discussed in the next section).

2. Therefore, the current file permissions may not match the default permissions.

3. Then update the display window to show the current file and location.

4. The current file may have been changed by another user since you last saved it. In that case, what do you want to do?

5. A copy of a current file made in order to protect against loss or damage.

6. These scripts might execute a loop, or perhaps open a long list of files, forgetting to close the current file before opening a new one.

7. FFmpeg shows how many seconds have passed before it completes its run on the current file.

8. Since we can't handle recursing into directories yet, check if the current file is really a directory.

9. The spell checker checks the spelling of all text in the current file.

10. The easiest way to do this is to use the du tool to determine the current file/directory size.

11. Gets or sets the creation time, in coordinated universal time (UTC), of the current file or directory.

11. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

12. Now that you have a snapshot, add a few more files to your current file system, again with the touch command (see Listing 4).

13. Style sheets may use the isMarked attribute to filter out links to the current file.

14. To illustrate the capabilities of the Linux file system layer (and the use of mount), create a file system in a file within the current file system.

15. The device you are trying to record from cannot recognize the current file format.

16. You can add views to the View menu and View Bar for your current file.

17. Set breakpoint at given line in file ( default current file ).

18. After turning on the clock and starting Emacs, look for the time in the status area (after the name of the current file).

19. If you need more, you can even send the current file to GIMP.

20. Finally,[] the nmap sets up CTRL-B to call the function to create a numbered backup of the current file.

21. The mount command is used to attach a file system to the current file system hierarchy (root).

22. Another option is to show the crosscutting information for the whole of the current file, instead of just the current element.