NSProgressIndicatorMBS.Constructor

dim t as new NSProgressIndicatorMBS

On success the handle property is not zero.

See also:

• Constructor(Handle as Integer)
• Constructor(left as Double, top as Double, width as Double, height as Double)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.Constructor(Handle as Integer)

dim t as new NSProgressIndicatorMBS(0, 0, 100, 100)
dim v as new NSProgressIndicatorMBS(t.handle)

MsgBox str(v.Bounds.Width)+" x "+str(v.Bounds.Height)

The handle is casted to a NSProgressIndicator and the plugin retains this handle.

See also:

• Constructor
• Constructor(left as Double, top as Double, width as Double, height as Double)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.Constructor(left as Double, top as Double, width as Double, height as Double)

dim x as new NSProgressIndicatorMBS(0, 0, 100, 100)

On success the handle property is not zero.

See also:

• Constructor
• Constructor(Handle as Integer)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.controlSize as Integer

(Read and Write computed property)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.controlTint as Integer

(Read and Write computed property)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.doubleValue as Double

The value representing the current extent of a determinate progress bar. For example, a determinate progress indicator goes from 0.0 to 100.0 by default. If the progress bar has advanced halfway across the view, the value returned by doubleValue would be 50.0. An indeterminate progress indicator does not use this value.
(Read and Write computed property)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.incrementBy(delta as Double)

The amount by which to increment the progress bar. For example, if you want to advance a progress bar from 0.0 to 100.0 in 20 steps, you would invoke incrementBy 20 times with a delta value of 5.0.

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.isBezeled as boolean

True if the receiver's frame has a three-dimensional bezel; otherwise, false.
(Read and Write computed property)

Some examples using this property:

• /MacFrameworks/Cocoa Controls/Koingo Progress Bar

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.isDisplayedWhenStopped as boolean

True if the progress indicator shows itself even when it's not animating. By default, this returns returns true if style is NSProgressIndicatorBarStyle and false if style isNSProgressIndicatorSpinningStyle.
(Read and Write computed property)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.isIndeterminate as boolean

This method only has an effect if style returns NSProgressIndicatorBarStyle. If style returns NSProgressIndicatorSpinningStyle, the indicator is always indeterminate, regardless of what you pass to this method.
(Read and Write computed property)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.maxValue as Double

The maximum value of the progress indicator. An indeterminate progress indicator does not use this value.
(Read and Write computed property)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.minValue as Double

An indeterminate progress indicator does not use this value.
(Read and Write computed property)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.sizeToFit

Use this after you set style to re-size the receiver.

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.startAnimation

Does nothing for a determinate progress indicator.

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.stopAnimation

Does nothing for a determinate progress indicator.

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.style as Integer

Either NSProgressIndicatorBarStyle or NSProgressIndicatorSpinningStyle.
(Read and Write computed property)

NSProgressIndicatorMBS.usesThreadedAnimation as boolean

Value is true to indicate that animation of the progress indicator should occur in a separate thread; otherwise, false. This value is only a hint and may be ignored.

If the application becomes multithreaded as a result of an invocation of this method, the application's performance could become noticeably slower.
(Read and Write computed property)