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Thanks to you
You can download the last version that is bundled with the FileHelpers here
www.filehelpers.com
I need a bit of time to upload the new version =(
Cheers
Marcos
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Any chance you could add a marquee mode like the standard .NET progress bar has?
That would be awesome,
Roel
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I have to say this is quite easily the best progress bar I've seen. The only problem I have with it is the ColorsXp Property... I spent deciding on my colours and then accidentally changed it to true. I lost all of the properties that I'd set. Couldn't you just make it so that when you set it to true it leaves the colours as they are, but just draws it different?
I also noticed that you can't reset the colours to their default values. Why didn't you use something like this -
[DefaultValue(GetType(Color),"170, 240, 170")]
I'm not a C# programmer but I'm almost positive that should work.
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Hi
Thanks a lot for your comments =)
You are completely right, this versions of the ProgressBar has some little problems that I already fix for the next version and I also add an option to save the PB to a file so you use the same between projects.
I´va also added the defaults values and fix the Steep -> Step type error
You can found an update version od the progress bar in the distribution of my main project here:
FileHelpers[^]
Cheers
Marcos
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This looks great, I'm fairly new to C# - I've downloaded and added the DLL to my project and added the component to my Form Design... Can anyone show me how I should link this into the functions (which start processes) I have which require the progress bar in the first place?
Thanks again.
- M
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The anchor property is not handled correctly (I'm using the 1.5 version in Visual Basic 2005), specificaly Anchor= "Left,Right"
It's a very nice control, and I hope you'll be able to correct this.
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Hej!
Great control, but you didn't do the testing with anchor property.
The problem is in changing Width property of control in OnPaint method!
Delete that line in OnPaint method:
this.Width = 6 + mSteepTotal * mMaxSteeps;
Regards,
Benjamin
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My first ever msg in this forum has got to be dedicated to u man...
Thanks very much for the effort !!
Cheers ~
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Thanks a lot for your kind of comments
If you want an updated version you can download the FileHelpers (inside the zip there is the new version), I have no time to upload the new version yet.
FileHelpers[^]
Cheers
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Dont want to spam this messageboard.. but damn! great work man!
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Not is spam. Is great feedback for the people that work in the open source world these comments are the most important part of our work.
For the lastest version you can download the dll that comes with the FileHelpers I don't upload it here yet because I don't have time to update the article =(
Filhelpers Article[^]
Feel free to use the control everywhere.
Best Regards
Marcos
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I find out that the text color will not change when the progressbar run.
For example, the background is white, and the text color is black, the color of progress bar is blue, when the progress bar run to overlop the text, I think the text color should be changed to white or other color which you set in properties. At least, I think, this function is needed.
I don't know if you can catch what I said.
Thanks a lot.
BTW: The progres bar is wonderful.
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Yes you are right when the bar is under the text this is not clear to change it at run time you can use the property ColorText
I use this name to keep together the Color Properties in the next version maybe I allow to use boot.
Cheers thanks for the comments
Marcos
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My Articles[^]
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This is by far the best progress bar I have seen. I plan on using it an RSS Aggregator I've written.
Thanks again.
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Thanks for your comments !!!
At the end of the next week I´ll release a new version with some new features.
Regards
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Take a look to my Articles[^]
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This might sound a bit strange but how would i change the start position of the progress bar?
So it would render like this: [ |||||| ] go from 40% to 80%
Thanks for any help,
-- Cyonix
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Hi Jonathan.
A bit later but I´m here, at the end of this week I release a new version of the progress bar and will try to add this feature.
cheers
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Take a look to my Articles[^]
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Great, thank you very much
-- Cyonix
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Great control you have there!
I would like to use it as a trackBar - so clicking into the progressBar should change it's "Position" property. I can't find a way to do this right now - perhaps, you (or someone) can help me?
Any hint would be apprechiated,
Florian
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OK, I found a solution myself. I have to add, that I'm new to customising controls, so there might be a better solution...
private bool mMouseDown = false;
protected override void OnMouseDown(MouseEventArgs e)
{
this.mMouseDown = true;
this.Position = (int)((double)this.PositionMax * ((double)e.X / (double)this.Width));
base.OnMouseDown (e);
}
protected override void OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs e)
{
this.mMouseDown = false;
base.OnMouseUp (e);
}
protected override void OnMouseMove(MouseEventArgs e)
{
if(mMouseDown)
{
this.Position = (int)((double)this.PositionMax * ((double)e.X/(double)this.Width));
}
base.OnMouseMove (e);
}
Greetings,
Florian
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Nice work, exactly what I was looking for. Replaced the standard progress control I was using in minutes!
Thanks.
Mark.
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I'm trying to do the same thing. These are great looking progress bars. But how do I drag them on the form? In other words, how do I select the Prog1 control and use it in other C# apps?
Greg
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Thanks to sparky909 and you for the comments !!
You need to add the control to the toolbox, for this:
- Open the toolbox
- Right click on it.
- Choose add/remove elements
- Browse for the Framework.Controls.ProgressBar.dll
- Select the XpProgressBar control and walla !!!
Cheers !!
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Thanks, Marcos. Works Great! I'll only use your progressbar controls.
Greg
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