formworkprogress.txt

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Showing the Progress
~guiinclude Default.txt

~guiAlias LabelTimeCaption LabelTime 



~gui LabelWork Current Work
The general work currently being done is shown at the top of the 
dialog.

~gui LabelProgress Progress
The progress of the current work is shown above the progress bar.
It consists, if applicable, generally out of two numbers, the total 
number of items to work on and the number of the currently processed
one.

~gui LabelProcessing Processed Unit
The currently processed item is shown below the progress bar, again 
only if applicable. If the work is aborted with an error, this text
might help locating the position of the error.

~gui ProgressBar Progress Bar
The progress of the work is shown with a progress bar. Generally this
bar will be used for several sub-steps in the work, meaning all the 
work will not be done when the progress bar is filled for the first 
time, but instead it will have to grow several times to its full 
length until the work in completed.

~gui LabelTime Needed Time
The time needed so far for the work will be shown with minutes, 
seconds and even milliseconds. Only the time spend for actually 
working will be counted, no time will be added for instance if the
work has been ~[linkGUI #BitBtnPause paused].


~gui BitBtnAbort Button Abort
Aborts the current work. This might not happen immediately, but only
when the current step of the work has been finished as only then the
button's activation will be queried.

~gui BitBtnClose Button Close
Closes the dialog. It can not be closed while the work is still in
progress, it has either to be aborted or it has to finish before
this button is available.

~gui BitBtnPause Button Pause and Resume
Pauses the current work, after that is can be either resumed or, of
course, be aborted. This might not happen immediately, but only 
when the current step of the work has been finished as only then the
button's activation will be queried. Pausing the work might come in 
handy if the computing power is needed for other works.


~gui CheckBoxCloseWhenFinished Check Box Close when Finished
Allows to select whether the progress dialog should automatically be 
closed when the work is completed.

~gui CheckBoxBeepWhenFinished Check Box Beep when Finished
Allows to select whether an acoustic signal should be played when the
work is finished, the default Windows sound will be used. This option
will automatically be checked after the work has been going on for
one minute, so a sound will always be played after long works have
been completed (unless it is unchecked manually in the meantime).