ProgressBar Control

Description

A ProgressBar control is used to graphically display the status of processing or a value.

Usage

Use the ProgressBar control to show the status of a long running operation or the value of a variable.

Displaying SPEL+ Global Variable (Except Arrays) Status
You can display the value of a SPEL+ global variable automatically by setting the Variable property.

NOTE
If the SPEL+ global variable is not displayed by the setting of Variable property, rebuild the project.

ProgressBar Control Properties

Property Description
BackColor

The background color for the control.

Default: Control

BorderStyle

The border used for the control.

Default: None

Enabled

Sets whether the control is enabled at runtime.

Default: True

EventTaskType

Sets the type of task used for events.

Default: Normal

ForeColor

The foreground color for the control text.

Default: ControlText

Height The height of the control in pixels.
Left The left coordinate of the control in pixels.
Maximum

Sets the maximum of the range that the control is processing.

Default: 100

Minimum

Sets the minimum of the range that the control is processing.

Default: 0

Name

The name of the control.

Default: ProgressBarXX

Orientation

Sets the orientation of the control.

Default: Horizontal

ProgressBarStyle

Sets the style of the ProgressBar control.

Default: Continuous

TabIndex The tab index of the control.
ToolTipText

The text used in the control’s tooltip.

Default: Empty

Top The top coordinate of the control in pixels.
Value

Sets the value that specifies the progress bar position.

Default: 50

Variable

This is an optional SPEL+ global variable (except arrays). When specified, the Value property is automatically set to the variable value at runtime.

Default: None

Visible

Sets whether the control is visible or not at runtime.

Default: True

Width The width of the control in pixels.

ProgressBar Control Events

Event Description
Click Executes when the user clicks the control with the mouse.
DblClick Executes when the user double clicks the control with the mouse.