Use this interface to display a progress dialog. More...
Use this interface to display a progress dialog.
Get stop flag.
Use this method to check if Cancel button has been pressed.
Get the title of progress dialog.
Show / Hide cancel button.
Set cancel button text.
Set message string displayed above the progress indicator.
Set progress position.
Set progress range.
Set message string displayed above the progress indicator for second progress bar.
Set progress position for second progress bar.
Set progress range for second progress bar.
Set snake mode for second progress bar.
In snake mode, the progress indicator moves continiously to indicate that the process is alive, without need to call stepIt() or setPos().
Set progress step for second progress bar.
Set snake mode.
Set progress step.
Set stop flag.
Once setStop is called, cancel button is disabled, and getStop(), stepIt(), and setPos() methods will return true.
Set the title of progress dialog.
Show / hide the dialog.
Show / hide second progress bar 0 = true , 1 = false.
Step the progress.
Increments the position by the value previously set by setStep()
Step the progress for second progress bar.
Increments the position by the value previously set by setSecondStep()
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