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Hi

I wonder if there is someone that can show me how I can use a
progressbar that indicate how a file creation procedure is going. I
have the file creation as a class.
Regards
Magnus
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* ma****@rad-o-resultat-dot-se.no-spam.invalid (magmo) scripsit:
I wonder if there is someone that can show me how I can use a
progressbar that indicate how a file creation procedure is going. I
have the file creation as a class.


Does this class provide any feedback meachanism? For example, you could
define an event in the class ('ProgressChanged' or similar) that is
called when the progress of the writing process changed a certain
amount. Then you can instantiate the class and add a handler to this
event to update the progressbar.

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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
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Nov 20 '05 #2
Hi
There is currently no such thing in the class, would it be easier if I
just made a sub routine in the form. Could I then easier have a
progressbar that indicate how the creation of files is going?

Regards
Magnus
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Hi
There is currently no such thing in the class, would it be easier if I
just made a sub routine in the form. Could I then easier have a
progressbar that indicate how the creation of files is going?

Regards
Magnus
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