Is there anyway i can use Whirley with File::Copy ?

I want to show a progress meter (percentage) while moving a file.
I found http://www.perlmonks.org/?node=File%20copy%20progress. but that doesn't use File::Copy and dont know if it working for large files.
Or can i do something like;

my $sizetarget= (-s $destination); 
my $sizesource= (-s $source);
my $percentage="";

while (move($source,$destination) || print "$!\n") {
$sizetarget = (-s $destination);
$percentage = ($sizetarget / $sizesource)*100;
print "[$percentage\%]\r";
}

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hmm nope that doesnt work.. anyways you get my point.
Hope anyone can give me an example or a hand :).
greets,
Wire64

In reply to Re^3: A whirleygig for a progress indicator for scripts by Wire64
in thread A whirleygig for a progress indicator for scripts by da w00t

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