The ProgressBar is a graphical element that allows users to show the status of Task by displaying a bar proportional to the current progress in the task.
It has also an option to show an indeterminate visual, when the task is progress but the exact progress information is not available.
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Requirements
The ProgressBar is Portable, functioning on both Windows and web pages across any platform. It is compatible with WPF and HTML5 displays, offering versatile use without any specific requirements.
Configuration
The Checkbox control include options for customizing its behavior and display. These settings control the checkbox's functionality and user interface integration.
- Go to Displays / Draw.
- On the Components Panel, select Viewer, then ProgressBar.
- Click or drag-and-drop it on the Drawing area to use it.
- Double-click the component to open the configuration window.
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Field | Description |
LinkedValue | Associates the Progressbar with a tag, enumeration, value, or object. This linkage means that the progress bar will reflect the value of the selected object in your application. |
IsIndeterminate | Makes the ProgressBar shows a waiting image, without any specific progress indication. |
Runtime Execution
The value of the linked tag will drive the progress bar. Usually the ProgressBar control is used in conjunction with a Visibility Dynamics, or in a Popup or Dialog display.
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