Hello,
I had a requirement to show a progress bar which keeps looping from one end to an other - ie., an infinite progress bar!
I see from the documents and my search on the web that it is not possible with wx.Gauge, is there any other custom widget around which can achieve this purpose?
regards,
Vinay
Vinay Srini wrote:
Hello,
I had a requirement to show a progress bar which keeps looping from one
end to an other - ie., an infinite progress bar!
I see from the documents and my search on the web that it is not
possible with wx.Gauge, is there any other custom widget around which
can achieve this purpose?
Use a wx.Gauge and use Pulse instead of Update or SetValue.
Pulse() seems to work only on windows platform.
I am testing with a self built wxpython on Ubuntu, and the code which seems to work on windows, does not work here.
Is it a problem with my build, or just the way it is implemented with gtk?
Vinay
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Vinay Srini wrote:
Pulse() seems to work only on windows platform.
It should work with all the major platforms.
I am testing with a self built wxpython on Ubuntu, and the code which seems to work on windows, does not work here.
Which version.
Is it a problem with my build, or just the way it is implemented with gtk?
How does it behave in the Gauge sample in the demo? The 2nd gauge in that sample is using Pulse and on my linux box it looks like the attached. Perhaps your current theme draws it in a way that is not obvious that it is in indeterminant mode.
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Vinay Srini wrote:
Pulse() seems to work only on windows platform.
It should work with all the major platforms.
I am testing with a self built wxpython on Ubuntu, and the code which
seems to work on windows, does not work here.
Which version.
wxpython 2.8.7.1
Ubuntu 7.10 with KDE 3
Is it a problem with my build, or just the way it is implemented with gtk?
How does it behave in the Gauge sample in the demo? The 2nd gauge in
that sample is using Pulse and on my linux box it looks like the
attached. Perhaps your current theme draws it in a way that is not
obvious that it is in indeterminant mode.
Looks like it is just a Ubuntu-KDE issue.
Works fine on RHEL4-Gnome version.
thanks much.
Vinay.
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