~~Title: GetCopyQueueNameData ~~
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If a [[:scripting:script_add-ins|script add-in ]]implements the **[[..:scripting_events:ongetcopyqueuename|OnGetCopyQueueName]]** event, the method receives a **GetCopyQueueNameData** object whenever a copy operation begins that uses automatically-managed copy queues (i.e. the //Automatically manage file copy queues// option on the **[[:preferences:preferences_categories:file_operations:copying_files|Copying Files]]** page in Preferences is turned on).


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$$ Property Name
$$ Return Type
$$ Description
$$ dest
$$ //object://**[[path|Path]]** 
$$ Returns a **[[path|Path]]** object representing the destination path of the copy operation.
$$ desttab
$$ //object://**[[tab|Tab]]**
$$ Returns a **[[tab|Tab]]** object representing the destination folder tab.
$$ dest_drives
$$ //string//
$$ Returns a binary string indicating the physical drive indices that the destination path is located on (if any). For example, 00100000000000000000000000 indicates that drive C: is the destination drive.
$$ move
$$ //bool//
$$ Returns **True** if the operation is a move instead of a copy. 
$$ name
$$ //string//
$$ Returns the default queue name for this operation.
$$ source
$$ //object://**[[path|Path]]**  
$$ Returns a **[[path|Path]]** object representing the source path of the copy operation.
$$ sourcetab
$$ //object://**[[tab|Tab]]**
$$ Returns a **[[tab|Tab]]** object representing the source folder tab.
$$ source_drives
$$ //string//
$$ Returns a binary string indicating the physical drive indices that the source path is located on (if any). For example, 00001000000000000000000000 indicates that drive E: is the source drive.
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