Progressbar According to TotalLineNumbers

[JohnBailey]

Is there a way to open a dialog box (either a GUI Creation or MsgBox) and post the script line accessed currently and showing the total script line amount.

I'm guessing something will use _FileCountLines () and @ScriptLineNumber

I don't even know if the first part is possible. Thanks

[_Kurt]

You basically have the answer, there are two ways of doing this:

;This is the first way
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Kurt

[JohnBailey]

Kurt,

I'm actually wanting to show the progress of the script being accessed. So, as the script goes line-by-line, a read out displays this progress. Ultimately I'm working toward the progressBar effect.

[_Kurt]

For the progressBar effect, simply use ProgressOn() and ProgressOff(). But I don't think this would work, the function doesn't "take enough time" to display in a progress bar. It would display and disappear since the function really takes 2.551 seconds (calculated from Scite).

Kurt

Edited January 24, 2007 by _Kurt

[JohnBailey]

Kurt,

That's kind of cool though. I hadn't seen that function before (reading about it now). Thank you for letting me know how scite calculates.

Is there a way then to do it with just a dialog (MsgBox) and continually post where the script is at in comparison to the entire amount of lines?

At 10 of 98

that sort of thing

Thanks!

[Zedna]

ProgressBar for this is bad idea.

When you have Loops or functions in your code then @ScriptLineNumber fall down at runtime.

[JohnBailey]

Zenda, good point... any other ideas that would achieve this effect? I might just do percentage breaks or something.

However, do know any ways of accomplishing the method I first mentioned? Although it would still be buggy, I'd like to experiment with it.

Edited January 24, 2007 by JohnBailey

[Helge]

ProgressBar for this is bad idea.

When you have Loops or functions in your code then @ScriptLineNumber fall down at runtime.

When I was playing with TCP and UDP some months ago, I made a function for showing error-

messages, where I showed @error, @extended, @ScriptLineNumber plus some other stuff for

debugging. The way I did this was to add these macros as values for optional parameters in

my function, which wasn't meant to be used at all. Something like this if I recall it correctly :

ErrorDisplay("TCPListen failed !")

Func ErrorDisplay($sMsg, $iError = @error, $iExt = @extended, $iLine = @ScriptLineNumber)
    MsgBox(16, "Error", ...)
EndFunc

[Zedna]

Zenda, good point... any other ideas that would achieve this effect? I might just do percentage breaks or something.

However, do know any ways of accomplishing the method I first mentioned? Although it would still be buggy, I'd like to experiment with it.

Make progressbar but not based on @ScriptLineNumber rather based on your own variable which will correspond to real progress of your script.

And my nick is Zedna

[JohnBailey]

Zedna! haha Sorry about that! Thanks for pointing that out... I'm a goob

Great idea!! I really like it! It will take a bit more time, but will be WAY less buggy as you said. Do you know a good method for updating the progress bar with out closing it. I've been experimenting with the GUI progress bar but not sure how to use it and not close it.

[Zedna]

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

GUICreate(StringTrimRight(@ScriptName,4),220,100, -1,-1, $WS_CAPTION, $WS_EX_TOPMOST)
;GUISetBkColor (0xE0FFFF)

$progressbar = GUICtrlCreateProgress (10,15,200,20,$PBS_SMOOTH)
$procent = GUICtrlCreateLabel ('0 %', 10,40,200,20,$SS_CENTER)
$stop = GUICtrlCreateButton ("Stop",75,68,70,22,$BS_DEFPUSHBUTTON)

GUISetState()

$i = 0
While 1
  $msg = GUIGetMsg()

  If $msg = $stop OR $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop

  $i = $i + 1
  If $i > 100 Then $i = 0

  GUICtrlSetData ($progressbar,$i)
  GUICtrlSetData ($procent,$i & ' %')

  Sleep(100)
Wend

Edited January 24, 2007 by Zedna

[JohnBailey]

Zedna, Your version works WAY better than mine!! Thanks! Your logic is... more logical Thanks again!