Comments on Mike's Code Blog: WPF Progress Bars Revisited

Hi Bob - sorry, not that I know of.

2010-04-03T10:26:46.967-07:00

Hi Bob - sorry, not that I know of.

Mike, Has anyone converted your code to VB? I used...

2010-04-03T06:24:09.754-07:00

Mike,
Has anyone converted your code to VB? I used the code converter at Telrik to convert the original and this update for Progress Bars and was not succesful.
Bob

Hi Mike - it sounds like you are updating the prog...

2010-02-23T16:36:48.793-08:00

Hi Mike - it sounds like you are updating the progress bar too often. If you are updating it in a tight loop, then you are going to hamper performance. You really only want to update it when it will make a noticeable change.

Mike, what about performance? Is there a way to ma...

2010-02-23T15:58:02.651-08:00

Mike, what about performance? Is there a way to make the progress bar calls not take time away from running the algorithm. Currently when I use this setup, if I leave off the progress updates, the algorithm can take 5 seconds or so to run. Adding the calls to update the progress brings the run time up to almost 30 seconds.

Hi Anil - all of the code is in this post and my p...

2009-11-23T08:27:03.505-08:00

Hi Anil - all of the code is in this post and my previous progress bar post. There is no separate download.

hi..where can i download the code

2009-11-22T07:39:29.147-08:00

hi..where can i download the code

I've been trying to convert this code into VB.Net ...

2009-11-04T12:26:07.393-08:00

I've been trying to convert this code into VB.Net and I'm stuck on one section that's giving me trouble, as I don't fully understand the C# syntax.

Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(DispatcherPriority.Background,
(SendOrPostCallback)delegate { Progress.SetValue(ProgressBar.ValueProperty, progress); }, null);

Can anyone give me a hand with this? (I've tried some online code converters, but they all fail on this line)

Thanks! This has been really helpful.

2009-10-28T14:50:44.189-07:00

Thanks! This has been really helpful.

Thanks a lot! This just saved me some time. I appr...

2009-09-01T01:45:43.178-07:00

Thanks a lot! This just saved me some time. I appreciate your work!

Thanks for the help :)

2009-08-14T00:33:08.941-07:00

Thanks for the help :)

Hi Dogge, You can create a delegate like this: P...

2009-08-13T11:13:45.411-07:00

Hi Dogge,

You can create a delegate like this:

ProgressWorkerDelegate workDelegate = (ProgressWorkerDelegate)delegate(IProgressContext progressContext) { MyWorkFunction(progressContext, fileName); };

ProgressDialog progressDialog = new ProgressDialog(workDelegate, true);

How do you createa ProgressDialog for a function t...

2009-08-13T05:47:22.417-07:00

How do you createa ProgressDialog for a function that takes arguments?

Example looking like this

public void MyWorkFunction(IProgressContext progressContext, string fileName)
{
}

Hi, is there any possibility that you could just p...

2009-07-21T00:15:27.136-07:00

Hi, is there any possibility that you could just post a sample? i got it what you're tryin' to teach but an example would be great for newbies like me.

I looked up more than 10 references before getting...

2009-06-25T14:06:56.497-07:00

I looked up more than 10 references before getting to this one, this is the only one that is clear and easy to follow. And therefore work for my case. Thanks Mike for the great explanation !

I liked your tutorial very much, Mike. Thank you v...

2009-05-21T03:26:11.076-07:00

I liked your tutorial very much, Mike. Thank you very much.

Mike, Thank you very much for the excellent tutori...

2009-04-17T23:42:00.000-07:00

Mike, Thank you very much for the excellent tutorial. I found it very useful!