View to show progress? ProgressBar no .max property?

rleiman · Jan 2, 2012

Hi Everyone,

I would like to use the ProgressBar like the SeekBar because the ProgressBar doesn't have a thumb a user can drag back and forth.

The SeekBar has a .max property so I can let the user know when something is finished but I would like to do this with a ProgressBar.

Since the ProgressBar doesn't have a .max property, can you tell me how to implement that type of functionality in my coding?

I could disable a SeekBar but that wouldn't look as nice as a ProgressBar.

Thanks.

klaus · Jan 2, 2012

You have two possibilities:
- calculate the max value giving 100 Value / ValueMax * 100
- add the max property with the Reflection library

B4X:

IndexMax = 250
Dim rflBar As Reflector
rflBar.Target = ProgressBar1
rflBar.RunMethod2("setMax", IndexMax, "java.lang.int")

Best regards.

rleiman · Jan 2, 2012

Thanks ever so much for your help.

klaus said:
You have two possibilities:
- calculate the max value giving 100 Value / ValueMax * 100
- add the max property with the Reflection library

B4X:

IndexMax = 250 Dim rflBar As Reflector rflBar.Target = ProgressBar1 rflBar.RunMethod2("setMax", IndexMax, "java.lang.int")

Best regards.

View to show progress? ProgressBar no .max property?

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View to show progress? ProgressBar no .max property?

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