Aug-30-2021, 07:37 AM
Hi, I have a name confusion.
In another language I used progressbars like this:
eg. maxValue = 100, step = 1 etc, but the steps are added by a loop, so the sum of the "steps" = fill of the progressbar.
In ttk i found a progressbar, but that seems to be time bound, filling the progressbar as a funtion of time. (with start and stop).
That's not what I need, I want a "manual controlled" one
What do you call that in Python/tkinter/ttk ?
The alternative of course is using a "long" label, and fill that with '******' (or whatever) as action progresses.
(That would give me extra freedom in controlling the bg color, when things get close to the finish)
But maybe the "progressbar" i'm looking for has similar methods.
thx,
Paul
In another language I used progressbars like this:
eg. maxValue = 100, step = 1 etc, but the steps are added by a loop, so the sum of the "steps" = fill of the progressbar.
In ttk i found a progressbar, but that seems to be time bound, filling the progressbar as a funtion of time. (with start and stop).
That's not what I need, I want a "manual controlled" one
What do you call that in Python/tkinter/ttk ?
The alternative of course is using a "long" label, and fill that with '******' (or whatever) as action progresses.
(That would give me extra freedom in controlling the bg color, when things get close to the finish)
But maybe the "progressbar" i'm looking for has similar methods.
thx,
Paul
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Better is the enemy of good. (Montesquieu) = French version for 'kiss'.