ClientUser::ProgressIndicator()
Returns nonzero if progress is to be reported, otherwise returns 0.
Virtual? |
Yes |
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Class |
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Arguments |
None |
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Returns |
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returns non-zero if progress indicators are desired, 0 otherwise |
Notes
After you have created a ClientProgress
object with CreateProgress()
,
you must also implement ProgressIndicator()
to return 0 or 1 depending on whether or not you want to report
progress.
See also
ClientUser::CreateProgress()
ClientProgress::Description()
ClientProgress::Done()
ClientProgress::Total()
ClientProgress::Update()
Example
The typical implementation of ProgressIndicator()
returns 1, and you call it when you wish to enable progress
reporting:
MyUserProgress::ProgressIndicator() { return 1; }