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ProgressBar
ProgressBar — Click element; prints a progress bar to standard error
ProgressBar(POSHANDLER [, SIZEHANDLER, KEYWORDS])
Ports: none
Drivers: userlevel
Reads progress information from handlers, and displays an ASCII-art progress bar on standard error, indicating how much progress has been made and how much remains to go.
POSHANDLER and SIZEHANDLER are read handlers. Each of them should return a nonnegative real number. POSHANDLER is checked each time the progress bar displays; SIZEHANDLER is checked just once, the first time the progress bar comes up. Intuitively, POSHANDLER represents the "position"; the process is complete when its value equals the "size" returned by SIZEHANDLER. You may give multiple position and/or size handlers, as a space-separated list; their values are added together.
Keyword arguments are:
- FIXED_SIZE — Nonnegative real number. Used as the size when SIZEHANDLER is not supplied. Default is no fixed size.
- BANNER — String. Print this string before the progress bar. For example, this might be a section of some filename. Default is empty.
- UPDATE — Time in seconds (millisecond precision). The progress bar updates itself with this frequency. Default is 1/4 second.
- ACTIVE — Boolean. The progress bar will not initially display itself if this is false. Default is true.
- DELAY — Time in seconds (millisecond precision). Don't print a progress bar until at least DELAY seconds have passed. Use this to avoid trivial progress bars (that is, progress bars that immediately go to 100%). Default is no delay.
- CHECK_STDOUT — Boolean. If true, and the standard output is connected to a terminal, then do not print a progress bar. Default is false.
Only available in user-level processes.
This ProgressBar shows how far into the file FromDump has gotten:
fd :: FromDump(~/largedump.gz) -> ...
ProgressBar(fd.filepos, fd.filesize);
Here are some example progress bars. The first form occurs when the file size is known; the second, when it is not known.
74% |************** | 23315KB 00:01 ETA
| *** | 5184KB --:-- ETA
Code based on the progress bar in the OpenSSH project's scp program, whose authors are listed as Timo Rinne, Tatu Ylonen, Theo de Raadt, and Aaron Campbell.
- mark_stopped (write-only) — When written, the progress bar changes to indicate that the transfer has stopped, possibly prematurely.
- mark_done (write-only) — When written, the progress bar changes to indicate that the transfer has successfully completed.
- pos (read-only) — Returns the progress bar's current position.
- size (read/write) — Returns or sets the progress bar's size value, which is used to compute how close the process is to completion.
- active (read/write) — Returns or sets the ACTIVE setting, a Boolean value. An inactive progress bar will not redraw itself.
- banner (read/write) — Returns or sets the BANNER string.
- poshandler (read/write) — Returns or sets the read handlers used to read the position, as a space-separated list.
- sizehandler (read/write) — Returns or sets the read handlers used to read the size, as a space-separated list.
- reset (write-only) — When written, resets the progress bar to its initial state: the size is read again, for example. Also sets ACTIVE to true.
Generated by click-elem2man from ../elements/userlevel/progressbar.hh:9 on 2018/10/03.