[Solved] Progress bar in my macro

[Ponny]

Meow

I have a little bit of problem.
I trying to put a dialog box in beginning of macro. In fact, not real dialog. Just window with progress bar, and maybe Cancel button. This window should stay open at all time of macro working. And automatic close at end of macro.

By the way. Is there any way to put progress bar for macro in status bar of OpenOffice?


Ponny

[FJCC]

Here is an example of controlling the document's status bar with a macro. I copied it from this post in the Spanish forum. I translated the comments.

Code: Select all

Sub ControlarAplicacion4()
Dim oBarraEstado As Object
Dim co1 As Integer

   'Referencia a la barra de estado del documento activo, Reference the active document's status bar
   oBarraEstado = ThisComponent.getCurrentController.StatusIndicator
   'Establecemos el texto inicial y el limite de la barra de progreso, Set the initial text and limit of the status bar
   oBarraEstado.start( "Procesando Líneas ", 10 )
   For co1 = 1 To 10
      'Establecemos el valor de la barra de progreso, Set the status bar value
      oBarraEstado.setValue( co1 )
      'Y el texto, and the text
      oBarraEstado.setText( "Procesando la línea: " & co1 )
      'Esperamos un segundo, Wait one second
      Wait 1000
   Next
   'Es importante finalizar la barra de estado para devolverle el control a la aplicación
'It is important to end the status bar process to return control to the application
   oBarraEstado.end()
End Sub

[musikai]

The code above drives the ProgressBar at the Bottom of document window.

From here (https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Docume ... ogress_Bar) is the code for a dialog box.
To use it you have to create a dialog called "Dialog1" and into this insert a ProgressBarObject called "ProgressBar1". (default names)

Code: Select all

Sub ProgressBarDemo()
	Dim oProgressBar as Object, oProgressBarModel As Object, oDialog as Object
	Dim ProgressValue As Long
	REM Dialog1 contains progress bar ProgressBar1 saved in standard library
	DialogLibraries.loadLibrary("Standard")
	oDialog = CreateUnoDialog(DialogLibraries.Standard.Dialog1)
	REM progress bar settings
	Const ProgressValueMin = 0
	Const ProgressValueMax = 40
	Const ProgressStep = 4
	REM set minimum and maximum progress value
	oProgressBarModel = oDialog.getModel().getByName( "ProgressBar1" )
	oProgressBarModel.setPropertyValue( "ProgressValueMin", ProgressValueMin)
	oProgressBarModel.setPropertyValue( "ProgressValueMax", ProgressValueMax)
	REM show progress bar
	oDialog.setVisible( True )
	REM increase progress value every second
	For ProgressValue = ProgressValueMin To ProgressValueMax Step ProgressStep
		oProgressBarModel.setPropertyValue( "ProgressValue", ProgressValue )
		Wait 1000
	Next ProgressValue
End Sub

[Ponny]

It works, thankyou.
I searched in OOo help, and found nothing.
Thankyou again and good night.


Ponny

[Villeroy]

I searched in OOo help, and found nothing.

The help includes the (almost) complete documentation for the Basic language.
It does not cover the things you can describe in that language or any other macro language.
This is not for amateurs nor "newbies". At least you should be a hobbyist with some programming background and some level of persistence.

[RoryOF]

Andrew Pitonyak's OpenOffice Macros Explained has a section on the Progress Bar at 18.3.9
His Useful Macro Information for OpenOffice.org deals with it in 10.2.9

There are a number of other references and examples easily found on the Internet.