Good morning ,
Wondering on how to move the ProgressView with animation.
ProgressView1.value = 0.00;
ProgressView1.refresh();
var i = 1.00;
while (i < 50000.00) {
var prog = (i/50000.00) ;
ProgressView1.setProgress(prog, true);
ProgressView1.refresh();
i += 1.00;
}
Console.write("Done \(i)");
return i ;
Just directly goes to the finish point , no animation of ProgressView.
For smaller values I can see the Float prog is correct in the console.
Regards,
Joel
50000 seems a huge number, I mean, you need a lot of values in order to see the increase in pixel size.
Sorry to be so confused, I assumed ( perhaps incorrectly) the set progress/refresh would walk the progress bar for each point. I get the same result with either a low or high value, snaps to the 1.0 value.
It is a value between 0.0 and 1.0
my understanding is that as you obtain float values between 0.0 and 1.0 the bar is updated and progresses
, such as i /total records, refresh should have the bar progress. I must be missing something , perhaps a one liner ( or 2) example.
@Joel_Eisenstat try with the following code:
ProgressView1.value = 0.00;
var i = 1.00;
while (i < 50000.00) {
ProgressView1.value += (i/50000.00);
i += 1.00;
}
Console.write("Done \(i)");
return i;Thanks but still 'snaps' to the end point , no incremental animation
@Joel_Eisenstat I am 99.9% sure that it works fine, it is just too fast because there is nothing really done inside the while loop except increment a number.
Ok will test with a routine that brings the Postgres parts records/images to onboard SQLIte ( as to minimize network traffic) . Just under 8000 records so should slow down the loop to test the 0.1%