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  • #1

    ProgressBar offset start

    I am trying to set a progressbar so it starts at an offset but does NOT show up to that point.

    For instance, I have a 1 to 100% ProgressBar
    I ay want to offset that at 10%.

    I can set pos and then run from 10% to 100%, but when I start, I do not want to make that first 10 to show. Just the new starting point. The first 10% exists, but the new start is 10% in, so when the progress bar is finished, the only parts colored in is from 10 to 100 percent. I tried placing a text box and covereing the start by changing its size. That is fine except the progressbar ends up covering the text box as I guess the progress bar is drawn every time it steps from the progrress bar start to current position. I have not tried putting the lable inside the loop, as that seems not the way to do this. I was suprised not to find a function for this. I am using the DDT ProgressBar, BTW.
    Barry
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  • #2
    Code not shown, but if you are using PBM_SETPOS message, just don't send it until you have "enough" progress. (10% in your case)

    If you are using PBM_STEP... I guess I'd just not send that until you have "enough" progress, at which time I'd send PBM_SETPOS, and then start sending PBM_STEP as each increment occurs. Or, you could send all the PBM_STEP you DID NOT send earlier because you did not have 'enough'.

    eg
    Code:
      IF progressPct > 10 THEN 
     IF Not SentFirstTen THEN 
         FOR Z = 1 TO 10 
             SendMessage hCtrl, %PBM_STEP ...
         NEXT
        SentFirstTen = %TRUE
    END IF 
    SendMessage hctrl %PBM_STEP ...
    FWIW if you don';t have these already, as long as you are working with progress bar controls:
    Code:
    ' a couple of progressbar MACROS not available from Win API
MACRO ProgressBar_SetRange    (hCtrl, pMin, pMax)  =  SendMessage hCtrl, %PBM_SETRANGE, 0, MAKLNG(pMin, pMax)
MACRO ProgressBar_SetStep     (Hctrl, iStep)       =  SendMessage hCtrl, %PBM_SETSTEP, iStep, 0
MACRO ProgressBar_SetBarColor (hCtrl, rgbcolor)    =  SendMessage hCtrl, %PBM_SETBARCOLOR, 0, rgbColor
MACRO ProgressBar_SetBkColor  (hCtrl, rgbColor)    =  SendMessage hCtrl, %PBM_SETBkColor,  0, rgbcolor
MACRO ProgressBar_SetPos      (hCtrl, newPos)      =  SendMessage hCtrl, %PBM_SETPOS, newPos, 0
MACRO ProgressBar_Step        (hCtrl)              =  SendMessage hCtrl, %PBM_STEPIT, 0, 0
    Hmm, I guess "PBM_STEP" above should be "PBM_STEPIT" . I use the MACROs so I don't always remember the actual message name too good.

    MCM
    Michael Mattias
    Tal Systems (retired)
    Port Washington WI USA
    [email protected]
    http://www.talsystems.com

    Comment

    • #3
      I am using the sample ProgressBar in DDt folder to add an offset. I added a textbox to get it and a few statements; Maybe I need to place a progress bar on top of the one I want to cover it. Change style and let the one I want just fit it inside a text block carrying the style.

      Here is the modified sample:
      Code:
      '==============================================================================
'
'  PROGRESS.BAS example for PowerBASIC for Windows
'  Copyright (c) 2002-2008 PowerBASIC, Inc.
'  All Rights Reserved.
'
'  DDT demonstration featuring the Progress bar common control.
'
'  This sample shows a way to create a MODAL Progress bar dialog with a
'  Cancel button, to enable the user to cancel the process at any time.
'
'==============================================================================


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Metastatements
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#COMPILER PBWIN 9
#COMPILE EXE
#DIM ALL


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Include files
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#INCLUDE "Win32API.inc"


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Equates
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%WM_USER      = &H400
%ID_PROGRESS  = %WM_USER + 2048
%ID_PROGRLBL  = %WM_USER + 2049
%ID_PROGRLBL2 = %WM_USER + 2050
%ID_OFFSETLBL = %WM_USER + 2060
%ID_OFFSETTXT = %WM_USER + 2062
%ID_ProgressFudgeCover = %WM_USER + 2064

GLOBAL MainDlg AS DWORD


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Build and show Progress dialog
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUB ShowProgressDialog (BYVAL hParent AS DWORD)

    LOCAL hDlg AS DWORD

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG NEW hParent, "Status:",,, 200, 70, %DS_MODALFRAME OR %WS_CAPTION, 0 TO hDlg
    DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    CONTROL ADD LABEL,  hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing:",    5,  2, 190, 10
    CONTROL SET COLOR   hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    CONTROL ADD LABEL,  hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL2, "Processed:",   55, 32,  90, 10, %SS_CENTER
    CONTROL SET COLOR   hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL2, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDCANCEL, "&Cancel",          70, 50,  60, 14
    CONTROL ADD PROGRESSBAR, hDlg, %ID_PROGRESS, "",  5, 12, 190, 12, %WS_CHILD OR %WS_VISIBLE OR %PBS_SMOOTH
    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hdlg, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover, "", 5,12,5,24
    CONTROL SET COLOR hDlg, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover, %RED, %RED
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg, CALL PBarDlgProc

END SUB


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Progress dialog callback
' In %WM_INITDIALOG, we post a user defined message to the dialog's message
' queue via DIALOG POST. Posted messages are placed at bottom of the message
' queue, so this ensures dialog will be shown before the action starts.
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLBACK FUNCTION PBarDlgProc () AS LONG

    LOCAL i      AS LONG
    LOCAL lMax   AS LONG
    STATIC Abort AS LONG
    LOCAL sRes AS STRING
    LOCAL res AS LONG
    SELECT CASE CB.MSG
    CASE %WM_INITDIALOG
        ' Post a user defined (private) message to self
        DIALOG POST CB.HNDL, %WM_USER + 999&, 0, 0

    CASE %WM_USER + 999&
        Abort = 0   ' flag for cancel operation
        lMax  = 200 ' user defined value that equals the progress bar's 100%

        ' Ensures all controls are drawn before starting
        DIALOG REDRAW CB.HNDL
        PROGRESSBAR SET RANGE CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, 0, lMax
        PROGRESSBAR SET STEP  CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, 1
        
        'new code
        CONTROL GET TEXT Maindlg, %ID_OFFSETTXT TO sRes

        res = VAL(sRes)
        IF res < 1 THEN res=1
        IF res >150 THEN res = 150
        '---------------------------------------

        PROGRESSBAR SET POS CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, res 'set it to START offset in. wihtout showing itself????????
        

        FOR i = res TO lMax
            PROGRESSBAR STEP CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS
            '----------------------
        CONTROL SET SIZE CB.HNDL, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover ,res,24  'Cover the front end.... since this control was made after the progressbar
                                                                   'make it tall so I can see it while trying to cover the front.
            '----------------------
            ' Here working code can be placed. Sample does nothing, so we
            ' take a short break, just to enable you to follow the progress..
            SLEEP 20

            IF i MOD 2 = 0 THEN
                CONTROL SET TEXT CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing item #" & STR$(i)
                CONTROL SET TEXT CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRLBL2, FORMAT$(i / lMax, "#%"" done""")
                DIALOG DOEVENTS ' allow processor to breathe
            END IF

            IF Abort THEN EXIT FOR     ' user cancelled action
        NEXT

        BEEP
        DIALOG END CB.HNDL, 0           ' Done, so close dialog

    CASE %WM_COMMAND
        SELECT CASE CB.CTL
        CASE %IDCANCEL                 ' Cancel or Escape was pressed
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                IF MSGBOX("Abort the process?", _
                          %MB_YESNO OR %MB_ICONQUESTION OR %MB_TASKMODAL, _
                          "Abort?") = %IDYES THEN Abort = %TRUE
                DIALOG REDRAW CB.HNDL
            END IF
        END SELECT

    CASE %WM_SYSCOLORCHANGE
        ' If user changes color scheme, forward the notification to the control
        CONTROL SEND CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, CB.MSG, CB.WPARAM, CB.LPARAM

    END SELECT

END FUNCTION


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main callback
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLBACK FUNCTION MainDlgProc () AS LONG

    SELECT CASE CB.MSG

    CASE %WM_COMMAND
        SELECT CASE CB.CTL

        CASE %IDOK                ' Show Progress bar dialog
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                ShowProgressDialog CB.HNDL
            END IF

        CASE %IDCANCEL           ' Close the sample
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                DIALOG END CB.HNDL, 0
            END IF

        END SELECT

    END SELECT

END FUNCTION


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main entry point for the application
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FUNCTION PBMAIN () AS LONG

    LOCAL hDlg AS DWORD

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG FONT "Times New Roman", 16

    DIALOG NEW 0, "DDT Progress bar demo",,, 140, 100, %WS_CAPTION OR %WS_SYSMENU TO hDlg
    DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg, -1, RGB(222,192,192)

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, hDlg, -1, "Press Start to show action", 5, 35, 130, 10, %SS_CENTER
    CONTROL SET COLOR  hDlg, -1, -1, RGB(222,192,192)

    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDOK,     "&Start",  18, 80, 50, 14
    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDCANCEL, "&Close", 72, 80, 50, 14
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, HdLG, %ID_OffsetLBL, "Offset from Start (1 to 150)",5,57,80,10
    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hDLG, %ID_OFFSETTXT, "",88,57,20,10

    DIALOG FONT "MS Sans Serif", 8
    MainDlg = hDlg
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL MainDlgProc

END FUNCTION
      Barry

      Comment

      • #4
        One way to get the effect you describe is to hide the progress bar and place a 'buddy' graphic control in the same position.
        Here's a modification of your code showing what I mean..
        Code:
        '==============================================================================
'
'  PROGRESS.BAS example for PowerBASIC for Windows
'  Copyright (c) 2002-2008 PowerBASIC, Inc.
'  All Rights Reserved.
'
'  DDT demonstration featuring the Progress bar common control.
'
'  This sample shows a way to create a MODAL Progress bar dialog with a
'  Cancel button, to enable the user to cancel the process at any time.
'
'==============================================================================
 
 
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Metastatements
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#COMPILER PBWIN 9
#COMPILE EXE
#DIM ALL
 
 
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Include files
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#INCLUDE "Win32API.inc"
 
 
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Equates
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%WM_USER      = &H400
%ID_PROGRESS  = %WM_USER + 2048
%ID_PROGRLBL  = %WM_USER + 2049
%ID_PROGRLBL2 = %WM_USER + 2050
%ID_OFFSETLBL = %WM_USER + 2060
%ID_OFFSETTXT = %WM_USER + 2062
%ID_ProgressFudgeCover = %WM_USER + 2064
 
%ID_GRAPHIC1  = %WM_USER + 2066
 
GLOBAL MainDlg AS DWORD
 
 
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Build and show Progress dialog
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUB ShowProgressDialog (BYVAL hParent AS DWORD)
 
    LOCAL hDlg AS DWORD
 
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG New hParent, "Status:",,, 200, 95, %DS_MODALFRAME OR %WS_CAPTION, 0 TO hDlg
    DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg, -1, RGB(192,192,222)
 
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    CONTROL ADD LABEL,  hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing:",    5,  20, 190, 10
    CONTROL SET COLOR   hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL, -1, RGB(192,192,222)
 
    CONTROL ADD LABEL,  hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL2, "Processed:",   55, 50, 90, 10, %SS_CENTER
    CONTROL SET COLOR   hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL2, -1, RGB(192,192,222)
 
    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDCANCEL, "&Cancel",          70, 70,  60, 14
    CONTROL ADD PROGRESSBAR, hDlg, %ID_PROGRESS, "",  5, 30, 190, 12, %WS_CHILD OR %WS_VISIBLE OR %PBS_SMOOTH
 '    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hdlg, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover, "", 5,12,5,24
 '    CONTROL SET COLOR hDlg, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover, %RED, %RED
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    'CONTROL SHOW STATE hDlg, %ID_PROGRESS, %SW_HIDE
    CONTROL ADD GRAPHIC, hDlg, %ID_GRAPHIC1, "", 5, 5, 190, 12, %SS_SUNKEN
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg, CALL PBarDlgProc
 
END SUB
 
 
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Progress dialog callback
' In %WM_INITDIALOG, we post a user defined message to the dialog's message
' queue via DIALOG POST. Posted messages are placed at bottom of the message
' queue, so this ensures dialog will be shown before the action starts.
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLBACK FUNCTION PBarDlgProc () AS LONG
 
    LOCAL i      AS LONG
    LOCAL lMax   AS LONG
    STATIC Abort AS LONG
    LOCAL sRes AS STRING
    LOCAL res AS Long 
 
    LOCAL BarPos AS LONG        '
 
    SELECT CASE CB.MSG
    CASE %WM_INITDIALOG
        ' Post a user defined (private) message to self
        DIALOG POST CB.HNDL, %WM_USER + 999&, 0, 0
 
    CASE %WM_USER + 999&
        Abort = 0   ' flag for cancel operation
        lMax  = 200 ' user defined value that equals the progress bar's 100%
 
        GRAPHIC ATTACH CBHNDL, %ID_GRAPHIC1, REDRAW
        GRAPHIC COLOR GetSysColor(%COLOR_HIGHLIGHT), GetSysColor(%COLOR_BTNFACE)
        GRAPHIC CLEAR
        GRAPHIC Redraw
        GRAPHIC SCALE (0, 0) - (lMax, 12)         ' Scale to suit progbar's 100% value
 
        ' Ensures all controls are drawn before starting
        DIALOG REDRAW CB.HNDL
        PROGRESSBAR SET RANGE CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, 0, lMax
        PROGRESSBAR SET STEP  CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, 1
 
        'new code
        CONTROL GET TEXT Maindlg, %ID_OFFSETTXT TO sRes
 
        res = VAL(sRes)
        IF res < 1 THEN res=1
        IF res >150 THEN res = 150
        '---------------------------------------
 
        PROGRESSBAR SET POS CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, res 'set it to START offset in. wihtout showing itself????????
 
 
        FOR i = res TO lMax
            PROGRESSBAR STEP CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS
 
            PROGRESSBAR GET POS CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS TO BarPos       ' get current position of progress bar
            GRAPHIC ATTACH CBHNDL, %ID_GRAPHIC1, REDRAW               ' (to draw the graphic box)
            GRAPHIC CLEAR                               
            GRAPHIC BOX (res, 0.5)-(res+(BarPos-res), 11.5), 0, GetSysColor(%COLOR_HIGHLIGHT), GetSysColor(%COLOR_HIGHLIGHT), 0 
            GRAPHIC Redraw
 
            '----------------------
 '        CONTROL SET SIZE CB.HNDL, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover ,res,24  'Cover the front end.... since this control was made after the progressbar
                                                                   'make it tall so I can see it while trying to cover the front.
            '----------------------
            ' Here working code can be placed. Sample does nothing, so we
            ' take a short break, just to enable you to follow the progress..
            SLEEP 20
 
            IF i MOD 2 = 0 THEN
                CONTROL SET TEXT CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing item #" & STR$(i)
                CONTROL SET TEXT CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRLBL2, FORMAT$(i / lMax, "#%"" done""")
                DIALOG DOEVENTS ' allow processor to breathe
            END IF
 
            IF Abort THEN EXIT FOR     ' user cancelled action
        NEXT
 
        BEEP
        DIALOG END CB.HNDL, 0           ' Done, so close dialog
 
    CASE %WM_COMMAND
        SELECT CASE CB.CTL
        CASE %IDCANCEL                 ' Cancel or Escape was pressed
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                IF MSGBOX("Abort the process?", _
                          %MB_YESNO OR %MB_ICONQUESTION OR %MB_TASKMODAL, _
                          "Abort?") = %IDYES THEN Abort = %TRUE
                DIALOG REDRAW CB.HNDL
            END IF
        END SELECT
 
    CASE %WM_SYSCOLORCHANGE
        ' If user changes color scheme, forward the notification to the control
        CONTROL SEND CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, CB.MSG, CB.WPARAM, CB.LPARAM
 
    END SELECT
 
END FUNCTION
 
 
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main callback
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLBACK FUNCTION MainDlgProc () AS LONG
 
    SELECT CASE CB.MSG
 
    CASE %WM_COMMAND
        SELECT CASE CB.CTL
 
        CASE %IDOK                ' Show Progress bar dialog
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                ShowProgressDialog CB.HNDL
            END IF
 
        CASE %IDCANCEL           ' Close the sample
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                DIALOG END CB.HNDL, 0
            END IF
 
        END SELECT
 
    END SELECT
 
END FUNCTION
 
 
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main entry point for the application
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FUNCTION PBMAIN () AS LONG
 
    LOCAL hDlg AS DWORD
 
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG FONT "Times New Roman", 16
 
    DIALOG NEW 0, "DDT Progress bar demo",,, 140, 100, %WS_CAPTION OR %WS_SYSMENU TO hDlg
    DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg, -1, RGB(222,192,192)
 
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, hDlg, -1, "Press Start to show action", 5, 35, 130, 10, %SS_CENTER
    CONTROL SET COLOR  hDlg, -1, -1, RGB(222,192,192)
 
    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDOK,     "&Start",  18, 80, 50, 14
    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDCANCEL, "&Close", 72, 80, 50, 14
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, HdLG, %ID_OffsetLBL, "Offset from Start (1 to 150)",5,57,80,10
    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hDLG, %ID_OFFSETTXT, "",88,57,20,10
 
    DIALOG FONT "MS Sans Serif", 8
    MainDlg = hDlg
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL MainDlgProc
 
END FUNCTION
        (Here both the graphic and progress bar visible for comparison).
        Rgds, Dave

        Comment

        • #5
          Is this the effect you wanted? Progress bar shows itself immediately but stays at zero until you reach the desired starting point, at which point it starts showing iteself?

          I could not get the main dialog to start with the focus in the "offset" text box. Then again, I''m not a 'DDT' guy.

          I included a few 'style points' comments, although some may refer to stuff you added when you could not immediately get the video effect you wanted.


          MCM

          Code:
          '==============================================================================
'
'  PROGRESS.BAS example for PowerBASIC for Windows
'  Copyright (c) 2002-2008 PowerBASIC, Inc.
'  All Rights Reserved.
'
'  DDT demonstration featuring the Progress bar common control.
'
'  This sample shows a way to create a MODAL Progress bar dialog with a
'  Cancel button, to enable the user to cancel the process at any time.
'  changes by MCM 1/18/09
'==============================================================================


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Metastatements
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#COMPILER PBWIN 9
#COMPILE EXE
#DIM ALL


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Include files
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#INCLUDE "Win32API.inc"


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Equates
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%WM_USER      = &H400
%ID_PROGRESS  = %WM_USER + 2048
%ID_PROGRLBL  = %WM_USER + 2049
%ID_PROGRLBL2 = %WM_USER + 2050
%ID_OFFSETLBL = %WM_USER + 2060
%ID_OFFSETTXT = %WM_USER + 2062
%ID_ProgressFudgeCover = %WM_USER + 2064

GLOBAL MainDlg AS DWORD


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Build and show Progress dialog
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUB ShowProgressDialog (BYVAL hParent AS DWORD)

    LOCAL hDlg AS DWORD
    
    ' HERE IS WHERE I'D PUT THE FONT SIZE FOR THIS SUBORDINATE DIALOG


    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG NEW hParent, "Status:",,, 200, 70, %DS_MODALFRAME OR %WS_CAPTION, 0 TO hDlg
    DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    CONTROL ADD LABEL,  hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing:",    5,  2, 190, 10
    CONTROL SET COLOR   hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    CONTROL ADD LABEL,  hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL2, "Processed:",   55, 32,  90, 10, %SS_CENTER
    CONTROL SET COLOR   hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL2, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDCANCEL, "&Cancel",          70, 50,  60, 14
    CONTROL ADD PROGRESSBAR, hDlg, %ID_PROGRESS, "",  5, 12, 190, 12, %WS_CHILD OR %WS_VISIBLE OR %PBS_SMOOTH
    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hdlg, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover, "", 5,12,5,24
    CONTROL SET COLOR hDlg, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover, %RED, %RED
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg, CALL PBarDlgProc

END SUB

MACRO Redraw_Off (hCtrl)
  SendMessage hCtrl, %WM_SETREDRAW, %FALSE, 0&
END MACRO
MACRO Redraw_On (hCtrl)
  SendMessage hCtrl, %WM_SETREDRAW, %TRUE, 0&
END MACRO



'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Progress dialog callback
' In %WM_INITDIALOG, we post a user defined message to the dialog's message
' queue via DIALOG POST. Posted messages are placed at bottom of the message
' queue, so this ensures dialog will be shown before the action starts.
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLBACK FUNCTION PBarDlgProc () AS LONG

    LOCAL i      AS LONG
    LOCAL lMax   AS LONG
    STATIC Abort AS LONG
    LOCAL sRes AS STRING
    LOCAL res AS LONG
    SELECT CASE CB.MSG
    CASE %WM_INITDIALOG
        ' Post a user defined (private) message to self
        DIALOG POST CB.HNDL, %WM_USER + 999&, 0, 0

    CASE %WM_USER + 999&
        Abort = 0   ' flag for cancel operation
        lMax  = 200 ' user defined value that equals the progress bar's 100%

        ' Ensures all controls are drawn before starting
        ' this is not necessary, as dialog is always drawn when shown after WM_INITDIALOG n
        'DIALOG      REDRAW CB.HNDL
        
        PROGRESSBAR SET RANGE CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, 0, lMax
        PROGRESSBAR SET STEP  CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, 1


        'new code
        CONTROL GET TEXT Maindlg, %ID_OFFSETTXT TO sRes    ' maindlg is a GLOBAL

        res = VAL(sRes)
        IF res < 1 THEN res=1
        IF res >150 THEN res = 150
        
        '-----------------------------------------------------
        ' force control to be drawn at zero percent progress
        '-----------------------------------------------------
         CONTROL REDRAW CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS
        ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------
        ' Now don't allow bar to redraw itself until we reach desired progress level
        ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------
        LOCAL hPB AS LONG
        CONTROL HANDLE CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS TO hPB
        redraw_off (hPB)

        PROGRESSBAR SET POS CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, res 'set it to START offset in. without showing itself????????
        
       ' CONTROL REDRAW CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS   '  OUT. THis just shows it at the starting point

        FOR i = 1 TO lMax          ' we want to see progress on EVERY loop, not just when we get to res

            IF I =  res THEN      ' enable the progress bar redraw from this point forward
               Redraw_on (hPB)
            ELSEIF I > res THEN   ' start stepping the bar because we are now past start point.
                PROGRESSBAR STEP CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS
            END IF
            '----------------------
        ' take thisout
        ' CONTROL SET SIZE CB.HNDL, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover ,res,24  'Cover the front end.... since this control was made after the progressbar
                                                                   'make it tall so I can see it while trying to cover the front.
            '----------------------
            ' Here working code can be placed. Sample does nothing, so we
            ' take a short break, just to enable you to follow the progress..
            SLEEP 50   ' 10 is too fast I can't see what the heck is going on

            IF i MOD 2 = 0 THEN
                CONTROL SET TEXT CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing item #" & STR$(i)
                CONTROL SET TEXT CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRLBL2, FORMAT$(i / lMax, "#%"" done""")
            END IF

            IF Abort THEN EXIT FOR     ' user cancelled action
        NEXT

        BEEP
        DIALOG END CB.HNDL, 0           ' Done, so close dialog

    CASE %WM_COMMAND
        SELECT CASE CB.CTL
        CASE %IDCANCEL                 ' Cancel or Escape was pressed
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                IF MSGBOX("Abort the process?", _
                          %MB_YESNO OR %MB_ICONQUESTION OR %MB_TASKMODAL, _
                          "Abort?") = %IDYES THEN Abort = %TRUE
                DIALOG REDRAW CB.HNDL
            END IF
        END SELECT

    CASE %WM_SYSCOLORCHANGE
        ' If user changes color scheme, forward the notification to the control
        CONTROL SEND CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, CB.MSG, CB.WPARAM, CB.LPARAM

    END SELECT

END FUNCTION


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main callback
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLBACK FUNCTION MainDlgProc () AS LONG

    SELECT CASE CB.MSG

    CASE %WM_COMMAND
        SELECT CASE CB.CTL

        CASE %IDOK                ' Show Progress bar dialog
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                ShowProgressDialog CB.HNDL
            END IF

        CASE %IDCANCEL           ' Close the sample
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                DIALOG END CB.HNDL, 0
            END IF

        END SELECT

    END SELECT

END FUNCTION


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main entry point for the application
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FUNCTION PBMAIN () AS LONG

    LOCAL hDlg AS DWORD

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG FONT "Times New Roman", 16

    DIALOG NEW 0, "DDT Progress bar demo",,, 140, 100, %WS_CAPTION OR %WS_SYSMENU TO hDlg
    DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg, -1, RGB(222,192,192)

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    
    ' make the offset box the first WS_TABTOP control maybe that will fix the focus issue.
    ' no that does not work either. Does that **** label get the focus?
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, HdLG, %ID_OffsetLBL, "Offset from Start (1 to 150)",5,57,80,10
    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hDLG, %ID_OFFSETTXT, "",88,57,20,10
    
    ' is this getting the initial focus? Let's move it here to find out
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, hDlg, -1, "Press Start to show action", 5, 35, 130, 10, %SS_CENTER
    
    CONTROL SET COLOR  hDlg, -1, -1, RGB(222,192,192)   ' this is weird; control id '-1' could be anything
                                                        ' label control should have its own ID if it needs
                                                        ' to be addressed in a command.

    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDOK,     "&Start",  18, 80, 50, 14
    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDCANCEL, "&Close", 72, 80, 50, 14

    

    DIALOG FONT "MS Sans Serif", 8   ' a little late, isn't it? Oh, this will affect the OTHER dialog
                                     ' I Think I'd put this with the creation code for the other dialog
    MainDlg = hDlg
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL MainDlgProc

END FUNCTION
          Michael Mattias
          Tal Systems (retired)
          Port Washington WI USA
          [email protected]
          http://www.talsystems.com

          Comment

          • #6
            I already had the progress bar starting off at the right position. I just could not show a vertical line at that position before it started. With the Graphic approach, I can draw a little box at the offset, one pixel wide, and then when it starts all is fine. This is in a music editing thing, so we are trimming the start offset with up/down controls and want the offset on the progress bar to show that. I also have a offset at the end and all of this is working, now.

            Thanks, Michael and Dave.
            Barry

            Comment

            • #7
              Screen shot or demo code, please?

              I simply cannot visualize what you describe.
              Michael Mattias
              Tal Systems (retired)
              Port Washington WI USA
              [email protected]
              http://www.talsystems.com

              Comment

              • #8
                Wait a minute....

                Is this supposed to come out looking like a trackbar control, which can start in the middle and then move toward 'complete' as you go from that point forward?

                Not to put too fine a spin on it, if this is the case maybe there is a different control choice you could have made.....

                MCM
                Last edited by Michael Mattias; 18 Jan 2009, 11:32 AM.
                Michael Mattias
                Tal Systems (retired)
                Port Washington WI USA
                [email protected]
                http://www.talsystems.com

                Comment

                • #9
                  Now that you mention it, a trackbar might be it. I always used a progressbar to track a music file time and worked on that... but the updown control may need more of a trackbar.

                  Will do this after hockey.. two games on.. no matter what Penguins game you look at, the score is now Penguins 3, opposition 0.
                  Barry

                  Comment

                  • #10
                    Ok, now that both Penguins teams won 3-0 today, here is the modified sample doing what I need. In the actual program, an updown control is tied to this, not a textbox.

                    Code:
                    '==============================================================================
'
'  PROGRESS.BAS example for PowerBASIC for Windows
'  Copyright (c) 2002-2008 PowerBASIC, Inc.
'  All Rights Reserved.
'
'  DDT demonstration featuring the Progress bar common control.
'
'  This sample shows a way to create a MODAL Progress bar dialog with a
'  Cancel button, to enable the user to cancel the process at any time.
'
'==============================================================================


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Metastatements
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#COMPILER PBWIN 9
#COMPILE EXE
#DIM ALL


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Include files
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#INCLUDE "Win32API.inc"


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Equates
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%WM_USER      = &H400
%ID_PROGRESS  = %WM_USER + 2048
%ID_PROGRLBL  = %WM_USER + 2049
%ID_PROGRLBL2 = %WM_USER + 2050
%ID_OFFSETLBL = %WM_USER + 2060
%ID_OFFSETTXT = %WM_USER + 2062
%ID_ProgressFudgeCover = %WM_USER + 2064
%ID_EndOFfsetLbl = %WM_USER + 2068
%ID_EndOffsetTxt = %WM_USER + 2070
%ID_GRAPHIC1  = %WM_USER + 2066

GLOBAL MainDlg AS DWORD


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Build and show Progress dialog
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUB ShowProgressDialog (BYVAL hParent AS DWORD)

    LOCAL hDlg AS DWORD

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG NEW hParent, "Status:",,, 200, 95, %DS_MODALFRAME OR %WS_CAPTION, 0 TO hDlg
    DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    CONTROL ADD LABEL,  hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing:",    5,  20, 190, 10
    CONTROL SET COLOR   hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    CONTROL ADD LABEL,  hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL2, "Processed:",   55, 50, 90, 10, %SS_CENTER
    CONTROL SET COLOR   hDlg, %ID_PROGRLBL2, -1, RGB(192,192,222)

    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDCANCEL, "&Cancel",          70, 70,  60, 14
    CONTROL ADD PROGRESSBAR, hDlg, %ID_PROGRESS, "",  5, 30, 190, 12, %WS_CHILD OR %WS_VISIBLE OR %PBS_SMOOTH
 '    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hdlg, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover, "", 5,12,5,24
 '    CONTROL SET COLOR hDlg, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover, %RED, %RED
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    'CONTROL SHOW STATE hDlg, %ID_PROGRESS, %SW_HIDE
    CONTROL ADD GRAPHIC, hDlg, %ID_GRAPHIC1, "", 5, 5, 190, 12, %WS_BORDER '%SS_SUNKEN
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg, CALL PBarDlgProc

END SUB


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Progress dialog callback
' In %WM_INITDIALOG, we post a user defined message to the dialog's message
' queue via DIALOG POST. Posted messages are placed at bottom of the message
' queue, so this ensures dialog will be shown before the action starts.
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLBACK FUNCTION PBarDlgProc () AS LONG

    LOCAL i      AS LONG
    LOCAL lMax   AS LONG
    STATIC Abort AS LONG
    LOCAL sRes AS STRING
    LOCAL res AS LONG

    LOCAL BarPos AS LONG        '

    SELECT CASE CB.MSG
    CASE %WM_INITDIALOG
        ' Post a user defined (private) message to self
        DIALOG POST CB.HNDL, %WM_USER + 999&, 0, 0

    CASE %WM_USER + 999&
        Abort = 0   ' flag for cancel operation
        lMax  = 200 ' user defined value that equals the progress bar's 100%

        GRAPHIC ATTACH CBHNDL, %ID_GRAPHIC1, REDRAW
        GRAPHIC COLOR GetSysColor(%COLOR_HIGHLIGHT), GetSysColor(%COLOR_BTNFACE)
        GRAPHIC CLEAR
        GRAPHIC REDRAW
        GRAPHIC SCALE (0, 0) - (lMax, 12)         ' Scale to suit progbar's 100% value

        ' Ensures all controls are drawn before starting
        DIALOG REDRAW CB.HNDL
        PROGRESSBAR SET RANGE CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, 0, lMax
        PROGRESSBAR SET STEP  CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, 1

        'new code
        LOCAL sEndRes AS STRING
        LOCAL EndRes AS LONG
        CONTROL GET TEXT Maindlg, %ID_OFFSETTXT TO sRes
        CONTROL GET TEXT Maindlg, %ID_EndOFFSETTXT TO sEndRes
        res = VAL(sRes)
        IF res < 1 THEN res=1
        IF res >150 THEN res = 150
        endres = VAL(sEndRes)
        IF endres <1 THEN endRes = 1
        IF endres > lMax THEN endRes = lMax
        IF endres<res THEN Endres = Res + 1
        '---------------------------------------

        PROGRESSBAR SET POS CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, res 'set it to START offset in. wihtout showing itself????????
        GRAPHIC ATTACH CB.HNDL, %ID_GRAPHIC1,REDRAW
        GRAPHIC CLEAR
        GRAPHIC BOX (res,0.5)-(res+1,11.5),0,getsyscolor(%COLOR_HIGHLiGHT), GetSysColor(%COLOR_Background),0
        GRAPHIC BOX (lmax-endres,0.5)-(lMax-endres+1,11.5),0,GetSysColor(%Color_Highlight),GetSysColor(%COLOR_BACKGROUND),0
        GRAPHIC REDRAW
            LOCAL a AS LONG
            a=TIMER
            DO
                LOOP UNTIL TIMER-a>10
        FOR i = res TO lMax - endres
            PROGRESSBAR STEP CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS

            PROGRESSBAR GET POS CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS TO BarPos       ' get current position of progress bar
            GRAPHIC ATTACH CBHNDL, %ID_GRAPHIC1, REDRAW               ' (to draw the graphic box)
            GRAPHIC CLEAR
            GRAPHIC BOX (res, 0.5)-((res)+(BarPos-res), 11.5), 0,GetSysColor(%COLOR_Highlight),GetSysColor(%Color_BackGround), 0
            GRAPHIC REDRAW

            '----------------------
 '        CONTROL SET SIZE CB.HNDL, %ID_ProgressFudgeCover ,res,24  'Cover the front end.... since this control was made after the progressbar
                                                                   'make it tall so I can see it while trying to cover the front.
            '----------------------
            ' Here working code can be placed. Sample does nothing, so we
            ' take a short break, just to enable you to follow the progress..
            SLEEP 20

            IF i MOD 2 = 0 THEN
                CONTROL SET TEXT CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing item #" & STR$(i)
                CONTROL SET TEXT CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRLBL2, FORMAT$(i / lMax, "#%"" done""")
                DIALOG DOEVENTS ' allow processor to breathe
            END IF

            IF Abort THEN EXIT FOR     ' user cancelled action
        NEXT

        BEEP
        DIALOG END CB.HNDL, 0           ' Done, so close dialog

    CASE %WM_COMMAND
        SELECT CASE CB.CTL
        CASE %IDCANCEL                 ' Cancel or Escape was pressed
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                IF MSGBOX("Abort the process?", _
                          %MB_YESNO OR %MB_ICONQUESTION OR %MB_TASKMODAL, _
                          "Abort?") = %IDYES THEN Abort = %TRUE
                DIALOG REDRAW CB.HNDL
            END IF
        END SELECT

    CASE %WM_SYSCOLORCHANGE
        ' If user changes color scheme, forward the notification to the control
        CONTROL SEND CB.HNDL, %ID_PROGRESS, CB.MSG, CB.WPARAM, CB.LPARAM

    END SELECT

END FUNCTION


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main callback
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLBACK FUNCTION MainDlgProc () AS LONG

    SELECT CASE CB.MSG

    CASE %WM_COMMAND
        SELECT CASE CB.CTL

        CASE %IDOK                ' Show Progress bar dialog
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                ShowProgressDialog CB.HNDL
            END IF

        CASE %IDCANCEL           ' Close the sample
            IF CB.CTLMSG = %BN_CLICKED THEN
                DIALOG END CB.HNDL, 0
            END IF

        END SELECT

    END SELECT

END FUNCTION


'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main entry point for the application
'------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FUNCTION PBMAIN () AS LONG

    LOCAL hDlg AS DWORD

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG FONT "Times New Roman", 16

    DIALOG NEW 0, "DDT Progress bar demo",,, 140, 100, %WS_CAPTION OR %WS_SYSMENU TO hDlg
    DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg, -1, RGB(222,192,192)

    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, hDlg, -1, "Press Start to show action", 5, 35, 130, 10, %SS_CENTER
    CONTROL SET COLOR  hDlg, -1, -1, RGB(222,192,192)

    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDOK,     "&Start",  18, 80, 50, 14
    CONTROL ADD BUTTON, hDlg, %IDCANCEL, "&Close", 72, 80, 50, 14
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, HdLG, %ID_OffsetLBL, "Offset from Start (1 to 150)",5,57,105,10
    CONTROL ADD LABEL, hDlg, %ID_EndOffsetLbl, "Offset from end (200 to start offset)",5,68,105,10
    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hDLG, %ID_OFFSETTXT, "",108,57,20,10 ,%ES_NUMBER
    CONTROL ADD TEXTBOX, hdlg, %ID_EndOffsetTxt,"",108,68,20,10,%ES_NUMBER
    DIALOG FONT "MS Sans Serif", 8
    MainDlg = hDlg
    '----------------------------------------------------------------
    DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL MainDlgProc

END FUNCTION '(\Here both the graphic and progress bar visible for comparison).
__________________
                    Barry

                    Comment

                    • #11
                      I fooled around with Barry's example with the aim of incorporating into existing (and future) programs. It was very easy to C&P the relevant sections below to do it. (marked by '----------- Progress Bar ..)

                      '
                      Code:
                      'http://www.powerbasic.com/support/pbforums/showthread.php?t=39600
'PBWIN 9.00 - WinApi 05/2008 - XP Pro SP3
#Compile Exe                                
#Dim All 
#Include "WIN32API.INC"
#Include "COMDLG32.INC"
'------------ Progress Bar Setup & Macros ------------------------------------------------------
'------Begin Top of program -----------
 %ID_PROGRESS = 3000
 %ID_PROGRLBL = 3001
'
 Type ProgressBar_Type
    Owner As Dword 'parent dialog handle
    Wdth As Long
    Height As Long        
    Title As String * 60 'should be enough
    Start As Long 'start counting
    Finish As Long 'done counting
 End Type                   
'
Macro ProgressBar_Standard_Setup 
'    pb.Dialg = hDlg 'Parent dialog
     pb.Title = "ProgressBar Title"
     pb.Wdth = 400  'set width of bar
     pb.Height = 30 'set height
End Macro
'
Macro ProgressBar_Draw
    Local hPbar As Dword 'just needed for setup
    Dialog New pb.Owner, pb.Title,,, pb.Wdth, pb.Height, %DS_MODALFRAME Or %WS_CAPTION, 0 To hPbar
    Control Add Label,  hPbar, %ID_PROGRLBL, "Processing:", 5,  2, pb.Wdth - 10, 10 'pb.Height \ 2
    Control Add ProgressBar, hPbar, %ID_PROGRESS, "",  5, 13, pb.Wdth - 10, 15, %WS_CHILD Or %WS_VISIBLE Or %PBS_SMOOTH
    Dialog Show Modeless hPbar
   ' Ensures all controls are drawn before starting
     Dialog ReDraw hPbar 'pb.Owner
     ProgressBar Set Range hPbar, %ID_PROGRESS, pb.Start, pb.finish
     ProgressBar Set Step  hPbar, %ID_PROGRESS, 1
End Macro
'------------ End Progress Bar Setup & Macros ------------------------------------------------------
'
Function PBMain
    Local ctr As Long                        
'
'----------- Progress Bar Inside Procedure ----------------
    Local PB As ProgressBar_Type
    ProgressBar_Standard_Setup 'get generic size
     pb.Owner = 0 ' normally the handle of the parent dialog
     pb.Title = "ProgressBar Counter" 'Anything you want
     pb.Start = 1     'used to measure progress
     pb.Finish = 1000 'change to outer range of loop
    ProgressBar_Draw 'draw it     
'----------- End Progress Bar Inside Procedure ----------------
'    
     Local s$
      s$ = "Processing Item #,    #% Done"
'    
    For ctr = 1 To 1000 'do work here      
'    
'----------- Progress Bar Inside loop --------    
      ProgressBar Step hPbar, %ID_PROGRESS
      Control Set Text hPbar, %ID_PROGRLBL, Using$(s$, ctr, ctr / pb.Finish * 100)
      Dialog DoEvents ' allow processor to breathe
'----------- End Progress Bar Inside Loop --------    
    Next ctr     
    
'----------- Progress Bar End --------    
    Dialog End hPbar, 0           ' Done, so close PBar
'----------- Progress Bar Done --------    
'    
End Function 
'
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                      =====================================
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