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Silvio:

Wow.

Regards

very nice

great work Silvio!

You are a FWH master already

I didn't do everything I was helped, someone corrected the errors and then I started from an example of NagesWarao that I found on the Forum, so I'm not a Maestro of Fwh...and then I copied the Tprogress

No hice todo lo que me ayudaron, alguien corrigió los errores y luego comencé con un ejemplo de NagesWarao que encontré en el Foro, así que no soy un maestro de..... y luego copié el Tprogress

AntoninoP wrote:How about this way?

thanks Antonino for your apportation

Silvio,

I have a few questions:

1). "When you buy the new release" suggests you will be offering this control for sale. Is that correct ? If so, what is the pricing and availability ?

2). Could you provide an example of implementing the progress wheel in an application ?

3). Does this have any performance issues ( speed degradation for the process it is measuring ) ? Though slight, the progress bar, if not set to sample at a proper interval, can reduce the speed of operation.

Massimo, you also presented a control, but it would not be usable by those of us who use Visual Studio / Harbour since it is clearly for Borland development tools. Thank you, however, for sharing there is an option.

Antonio: Will you be including any progress wheel with the FWH libraries ? It might not be as grand as these, but Windows does tend to use the wheels now rather than bars.

Thanks to all for your continuing contributions.

TimStone wrote:Silvio,

I have a few questions:

1). "When you buy the new release" suggests you will be offering this control for sale. Is that correct ? If so, what is the pricing and availability ?

2). Could you provide an example of implementing the progress wheel in an application ?

3). Does this have any performance issues ( speed degradation for the process it is measuring ) ? Though slight, the progress bar, if not set to sample at a proper interval, can reduce the speed of operation.

Massimo, you also presented a control, but it would not be usable by those of us who use Visual Studio / Harbour since it is clearly for Borland development tools. Thank you, however, for sharing there is an option.

Antonio: Will you be including any progress wheel with the FWH libraries ? It might not be as grand as these, but Windows does tend to use the wheels now rather than bars.

Thanks to all for your continuing contributions.

 @ 5,10 WHEELMETER oProgress OF oDlg   ;
       INNERCOLOR  CLR_WHITE ;
       ANIMACOLOR  CLR_HRED  ;
       BACKCOLOR   CLR_BLUE  ;
       PIXEL   ;
       TEXT   NORMAL_TEXT  ;
       TEXTCOLOR  CLR_GREEN

oProgress:setrange(0,500)
oProgress:npos
....
INDEX ON FIRST TAG FIRST EVAL (oProgress:SetPos(nProgress++), Sysrefresh()) EVERY 1     FOR ! deleted()

Silvio,

Thank you.

I understand it is to be included in the FWH libraries. I have a subscription with Antonio so I look forward to check it out when it is released.

Yes, I do use Progress Bar with all indexing, and with other processing tasks ( like constructing data for complicated reports, etc ). I have for many years. However, progress bars are generally not being used in newer Microsoft applications. They have all moved to the wheel so this is a nice addition to our options.

Massimo and Compuin banned for one week

Sorry guys. Time to relax...