fill_slider is almost designed with this kind of tasks.
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> Hi all.
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> I've been trying to create a "progress bar" to indicate the progress
> of a given task. As far as I can tell, the only simple way to do
> this
> in XForms is to use a slider which has it's position fixed at the
> leftmost side and it's length set to zero. It is then only a matter
> of incrementing the slider's length value from 0 to 1 in
> steps of 1/loop_size.
>
> The problem is, and I admit it's a bit of a trivial one :), that when
> the
> slider's length is set to 0 it does not *actually* draw a zero length
> slider. It seems the slider has a minimum size. Hence my progress
> bar won't start from zero, but always seems to start from about 10%.
>
> Is there a better way of doing this?
>
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> David J. Singer
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