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Introduction

This is a control which mimics the Task Manager Memory Usage Control. You know, if you open the Task Manager in Windows 2000, you can see an indicator which displays the memory usage in green. Well, the Inticator is such a control.

Why the name Inticator? Inticator is a contraction of Int32 and Indicator. I don't like the name that much, but couldn't find anything better.

Usage

Inticator _Inticator4 = new Inticator();
...
_Inticator4.BackColor = Color.Black;
_Inticator4.Top = 100;
_Inticator4.Left = 10;
_Inticator4.Width = 100;
_Inticator4.GraphWidth = 4;
_Inticator4.Height = 120;
_Inticator4.ForeColor = Color.FromArgb(255,0,0);
_Inticator4.Minimum = 10;
_Inticator4.Maximum = 20;
_Inticator4.Value = 15;
_Inticator4.Text = "15 MB";
...

That's it! Very easy to use indeed!

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GeneralFlicker
Emmanuel
8:24 19 Aug '05  
I noticed that the control flickers when updated.
You can get ride of it by setting the style ControlStyles.AllPaintingInWmPaint.

Emmanuel Weber
GeneralNice control and easy to use.
Christian Ballerstaller
0:28 20 Feb '04  
n.T.
GeneralNot much of an article but...
Carl Mercier
11:45 19 Feb '04  
Not much of an article but seems like a nice control.

GeneralRe: Not much of an article but...
Uwe Keim
22:45 19 Feb '04  
Yes; good idea and good result, bu sold badly.

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