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Uploaded PMProgressIndicator


  • Subject: Uploaded PMProgressIndicator
  • From: PGM <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 13:34:09 -0400

Hey everybody,

I just uploaded the first version of PMProgressIndicator, a subclass of NSProgressIndicator that draws a small progressbar in the Dock Icon. I know that there are other classes out there that do more or less the same, but mine sports some nifty extra features:

• Allows having multiple progress indicators at the same time, all of which can be drawn in the DockIcon (space permitting). This is handy if you have multiple lengthy processes going on, e.g. downloads, renderings, or, as in my own app, statistical analyses.

• Displays and animates indeterminate progress indicators (barberpoles) in the DockIcon.

• Can write a string with the percentage completed and the time remaining to a textfield (e.g. "50 % completed - Less than a minute remaining"). This is calculated automagically from the current value of the indicator and the progress in the last 10-15 seconds.

The source code and an example application can be downloaded from: http://www.bentleydrummer.nl/software/software/Source Code.html

I hope this is useful to anybody,

Cheers, Patrick
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