Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Dialog/Dialog Controls/Progress - Revision history

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SET <var>dialog</var> <var>index</var> PROGRESS <var>row</var> <var>col</var> <var>text</var> <var>var<sub>1</sub></var> <var>w</var> <var>h</var> <var>var<sub>2</sub></var> [<var>fg</var> <var>bg</var> <var>font</var>][ /A|L|R ]

The progress control can be used to display the progress of a process. It could also be used to simulate a level-meter or other value displays. The position (fill status) of a progress control is updated on each command specifying the option /Write. If a hash '<code>#</code>' is used in place of <var>var<sub>2</sub></var>, the default range (0-100) is used. You can connect a value item to a progress control using the command <code>SET dialog index INPUT output</code>. If the user clicks the progress bar, the message <code>VALUE</code> is generated.

{|class="keinrahmen"
| <var>var<sub>1</sub></var>
| The name of the position variable.
|-
| <var>var<sub>2</sub></var>
| The name of the range variable (<var>var<sub>2</sub></var> = minimum maximum).
|-
| <code>/Horizontal</code> or <code>/Vertical</code>
| A horizontal or vertical progress bar.
|-
| <code>/Smoothfill</code>
| Use smooth filling instead of blocked filling.
|}

See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/Dialog_Controls#Common_arguments|Common arguments]] for a description of the parameters not described here.