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12-03-2003 01:28 AM
Is there a way to show progress in a routine? I have a routine that currently princs the precentage done from each pass of a repeat. Is there something out there that displays a progress meter at the bottom of the command prompt or something similar? for example (meter 50) would display 50% done. I have seen this with 3rd party softwares...
*Turvill, Paul
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12-03-2003 01:28 AM in reply to:
hulioman
ALLCAPS.LSP from
http://www.turvill.com/t2/free_stuff
will do what you want.
Please don't cross-post.
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> I'd like to either be able to
> change more than one line of text at a time using a selection set
http://www.turvill.com/t2/free_stuff
will do what you want.
Please don't cross-post.
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"David K."
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> I'd like to either be able to
> change more than one line of text at a time using a selection set
*Spangler, Timothy
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12-03-2003 01:53 AM in reply to:
hulioman
Try this. This is an DCL
example:
example:
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there a way to show progress in a routine? I have a routine that currently
princs the precentage done from each pass of a repeat. Is there something out
there that displays a progress meter at the bottom of the command prompt or
something similar? for example (meter 50) would display 50% done. I have seen
this with 3rd party softwares...
*real JD, The
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12-03-2003 01:59 AM in reply to:
hulioman
Doslib offers that.... Can't tell you much more
than that. But worth checking out.
than that. But worth checking out.
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there a way to show progress in a routine?
I have a routine that currently
princs the precentage done from each pass of a repeat. Is there something out
there that displays a progress meter at the bottom of the command prompt or
something similar?
for example (meter 50) would display 50%
done.
I have seen this with 3rd party
softwares...
*real JD, The
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12-03-2003 02:00 AM in reply to:
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Doslib...
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there a way to show progress in a routine? I have a routine that currently
princs the precentage done from each pass of a repeat. Is there something out
there that displays a progress meter at the bottom of the command prompt or
something similar? for example (meter 50) would display 50% done. I have seen
this with 3rd party softwares...
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12-03-2003 02:43 AM in reply to:
hulioman
(dos_progbar "title" amount)
Allows you to use the built in AutoCAD progress bar.
Dos_getprogress gives you a modeless box on the screen.
Bill
Allows you to use the built in AutoCAD progress bar.
Dos_getprogress gives you a modeless box on the screen.
Bill
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12-03-2003 03:45 AM in reply to:
hulioman
Try this crude implementation....
(setq num 1000
cnt 0.0
incr (/ 1.0 num)
)
(repeat num
(setq pct (fix (* 100 (setq cnt (+ cnt incr)))))
(princ (strcat "\r" "...Processing..." (itoa pct) "% Done..."))
(rest of your code here.......)
);repeat........Don
(setq num 1000
cnt 0.0
incr (/ 1.0 num)
)
(repeat num
(setq pct (fix (* 100 (setq cnt (+ cnt incr)))))
(princ (strcat "\r" "...Processing..." (itoa pct) "% Done..."))
(rest of your code here.......)
);repeat........Don
