Compact Framework Progress Bar?
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I'm trying to make a progress bar using the COmpact Framework for a Pocket PC. However, in the Compact Framework, there is no step property, nor is there a performstep method. Does anyone have an example of a working progress bar using the Compact Framework?. I just want it to float indepenently at the front of my application. Also, a messagebox of some sort with moving ... 's would be acceptable as well, but I don't know how to code it either.
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I'm trying to make a progress bar using the COmpact Framework for a Pocket PC. However, in the Compact Framework, there is no step property, nor is there a performstep method. Does anyone have an example of a working progress bar using the Compact Framework?. I just want it to float indepenently at the front of my application. Also, a messagebox of some sort with moving ... 's would be acceptable as well, but I don't know how to code it either.
Blatant self publicity: http://www.codeproject.com/netcf/hangman_dncf.asp[^] There is an example of a progress bar in my Hangman game for the pocketPC.
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I'm trying to make a progress bar using the COmpact Framework for a Pocket PC. However, in the Compact Framework, there is no step property, nor is there a performstep method. Does anyone have an example of a working progress bar using the Compact Framework?. I just want it to float indepenently at the front of my application. Also, a messagebox of some sort with moving ... 's would be acceptable as well, but I don't know how to code it either.
j1e1g1 wrote: I'm trying to make a progress bar using the COmpact Framework for a Pocket PC. However, in the Compact Framework, there is no step property, nor is there a performstep method. The ProgressBar Class[^] is supported under the .NET Compact Framework, however if you are trying to write your own
ProgressBarcontrol, you will have to write your own methods and properties. ThePerformStepmethod under the .NET Framework only calls theIncrementmethod passing thestepvalue. TheIncrementmethod increments thevalueto itself, checks to see if it is within bounds and updates the UI. - Nick Parker
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