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I use the DVF 5.0 under windows 95. Since DVF does
not support a progress control I tried to simulate
a progress indicator as a sequence of scrollbars in
a dialog box. But the difficulty is to get the next
progress state without any user action. How can I
exit the dialog box (in order to show the next one
with the updated state) without pushing a button or
hitting a key? Is it possible to simulate such an
action by program code?
Or do you have a fortran subroutine providing a
progress indicator included in a message box or
in a status bar?
not support a progress control I tried to simulate
a progress indicator as a sequence of scrollbars in
a dialog box. But the difficulty is to get the next
progress state without any user action. How can I
exit the dialog box (in order to show the next one
with the updated state) without pushing a button or
hitting a key? Is it possible to simulate such an
action by program code?
Or do you have a fortran subroutine providing a
progress indicator included in a message box or
in a status bar?
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Upgrade to 6.5, and you'll have the progress control and more. I don't think there's a way to do what you want in 5.0 using the DFLOG module.
Steve
Steve

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