The ProgressDialog class
Returns if external program logging is on or off.
If true will print output of external program to console.
This should be called once at the start of a program. It generates the proper main function for your environment (win32/posix/dmain) and boot straps the main loop for the GUI. This will call your UIAppMain function when ready.
import std.stdio : stdout, stderr; import progress_dialog : ProgressDialog, RUN_MAIN; mixin RUN_MAIN; extern (C) int UIAppMain(string[] args) { import core.thread; // Create the dialog auto dialog = new ProgressDialog("It's waitin' time!", "Waiting ..."); // Set the error handler dialog.onError((Throwable err) { stderr.writefln("Failed to show progress dialog: %s", err); dialog.close(); }); // Show the progress dialog dialog.show({ // Update the progress for 5 seconds int percent = 0; while (percent < 100) { dialog.setPercent(percent); percent += 20; Thread.sleep(1.seconds); stdout.writefln("percent: %s", percent); stdout.flush(); } // Close the dialog dialog.close(); }); return 0; }
0.3.0
Boost Software License - Version 1.0
A simple progress dialog for the D programming language
It should work without requiring any 3rd party GUI toolkits. But will work with what it can find on your OS at runtime.
Tries to make a progress dialog with:
* DlangUI (win32 on Windows or SDL2 on Linux)
* Zenity (Gtk/Gnome)
* Kdialog (KDE)
Home page: https://github.com/workhorsy/d-progress-dialog