[Ruby/Tk example] Feedback [incr Widget]

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Puts up a window containing a progress bar and a button. Clicking on the button, hides the button and starts showing progress in the progress bar. When the progress bar has filled, the button returns and the whole thing can be repeated until you're bored out of your mind :slight_smile:

<code>
#! /usr/bin/ruby -w
# Author: Morton Goldberg

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#
# Date: August 31, 2006
#
# Progress Indicator

require 'tk'
require 'tkextlib/iwidgets'

DEBUG = []

begin
    root = TkRoot.new {title 'Ruby/Tk Progress Indicator'}

    fb = Tk::Iwidgets::Feedback.new(root) {
       steps 20
       labeltext "Click the Button"
       barcolor 'red'
       barheight 20
       troughcolor 'gray90'
    }
    fb.component_widget('trough').
       configure('relief'=>'ridge', 'borderwidth'=>4)
    fb.component_widget('bar').
       configure('relief'=>'sunken', 'borderwidth'=>4)
    fb.pack('fill'=>'x', 'padx'=>15, 'pady'=>10)
    btn = TkButton.new(root) {
       text "Do Something"
       command {btn.action}
    }
    btn.pack('pady'=>10)
    btn.instance_variable_set(:@fb, fb)
    def btn.action
       unpack
       default = @fb.labeltext
       @fb.labeltext = "Doing Something ..."
       (1..@fb.steps).each do |i|
          @fb.step
          sleep(0.2)
       end
       @fb.labeltext = default
       @fb.reset
       pack('pady'=>10)
    end

    # Set initial window geometry; i.e., size and placement.
    win_w, win_h = 300, 160
    # root.minsize(win_w, win_h)
    win_l = (TkWinfo.screenwidth('.') - win_w) / 2
    root.geometry("#{win_w}x#{win_h}+#{win_l}+50")

    # Set resize permissions.
# root.resizable(true, true)
    root.resizable(false, false)

    # Make Cmnd+Q work as expected.
# root.bind('Command-q') {
# DEBUG << TkWinfo.geometry('.')
# Tk.root.destroy
# }
    root.bind('Command-q') {Tk.root.destroy}

    Tk.mainloop
ensure
    puts DEBUG unless DEBUG.empty?
end
</code>

Regards, Morton