@@40 Progress bar

When you execute a command, a progress bar gives you a way to estimate the length of time it takes for it to be completed. It does this by giving you the percent of information that has already been processed. You can then estimate how much time the remaining information processing takes. For directions in setting up the progress bar, refer to the example shown below.

Syntax

--@@40-;-Field Number-;-Group Number-;--

---Color Code-;-Help Number-;----------------------;--

+-Delta X Position-+

-----------------------;-Attribute-;--

+-Delta y Position-+

------------------;-----------------

+-Minimum Value-+ +-Maximum Value-+

Example

The following example refers to a progress bar that is used to show how long a planning order compilation takes.

#68;2;144;144;144;01;00;79;

@@28;DT;5;45;100;5;185;PlanlÃ¦gger;

@@14;0;

@@24;Fortryd_planlÃ¦gning;0;7;?0;;;PNPF3;T;F3;

@@24;Stop_planlÃ¦gning;0;7;?0;;;PNPF4;T;F4;

@@40;`1;0;7;?0;10;;ST;;;

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__UdfÃ¸rt`1_______________________&

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_$Fortryd_planlÃ¦gning&_$Stop_planlÃ¦gning&

The above set up gives you a panel screen in which the progress bar information reflects the percent of the planning task completed.