.NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell

Name

ProgressBar

Synopsis

The ProgressBar class wraps the Win32 progress control to graphically represent the completion of a long operation.

You can specify the Minimum and Maximum value that can be represented by the control, along with the current Value. The control fills from the minimum on the left to the maximum on the right. Note that it does not honor right-to-left reading, so left and right really do mean left and right.

You can also specify a Step, which will be added to the current Value each time you call PerformStep(), or you can Increment() the value by a particular amount.

public sealed class ProgressBar : Control {

// Public Constructors

   public ProgressBar();

// Public Instance Properties

   public override bool AllowDrop{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public override Color BackColor{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public override Image BackgroundImage{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public bool CausesValidation{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public override Font Font{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public override Color ForeColor{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public ImeMode ImeMode{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public int Maximum{set; get; }

   public int Minimum{set; get; }

   public override RightToLeft RightToLeft{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public int Step{set; get; }

   public bool TabStop{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public override string Text{set; get; }

// overrides Control

   public int Value{set; get; }

// Protected Instance Properties protected override ...