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Re: chasing arrows?


  • Subject: Re: chasing arrows?
  • From: Jonathan Feinberg <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 08:41:19 -0500

Is there a way to get the "chasing arrows" progress indicator in Cocoa? You know, the one in Mail - when there is background activity taking place. I'd like to adhere to the Aqua HI guidelines and give some visual feedback to the use that some background processing is going on - but a progress bar isn't relevant because there is no way of telling how much of the processing has been done.

You may indicate progress in an an indeterminately long operation by using a progress bar with its "Indeterminate" property set. You may then tell it to start animating, and to stop animating. It looks something like a barber pole.
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