Re: [Tile-dev] Progress bars

[Michael K. <mi...@mu...>]

I probably forgot to do the diffs in unified format.  I tend to do that a 
lot. :P  It should be okay, it just requires telling it which files to 
patch when it prompts you to.  And make sure you have the latest sources 
from CVS HEAD.

cd /your/tile/src/dir
patch < /wherever/is/progressanim2.diff

At each prompt, type in the name of the file to patch that it shows you. 
e.g. "generic/scale.c" when it tells you about scale.c and asks you which 
file to patch.

Looking at the diffs, It'll want to patch generic/scale.c, 
generic/tkElements.c, aquaTheme.tcl and aquaTheme.c.  You can skip 
aquaTheme.tcl - that shouldn't be in the rev 2 patch, but it doesn't 
matter.  It just specifies a theme setting for the period between 
animation frames which is unused in the 2nd rev and will be ignored.

On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Kevin Walzer wrote:

> Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 15:37:02 -0500
> From: Kevin Walzer <sw...@wo...>
> To: Michael Kirkham <mi...@mu...>
> Cc: Joe English <jen...@fl...>,
>     tkt...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Tile-dev] Progress bars
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> Forgive my ignorance--I downloaded this patch and am trying to apply it,
> but I'm not getting the correct results. There actually seem to be
> patches/diffs for several files here. Can someone outline the steps I
> sohuld take to apply it?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Kevin Walzer, PhD
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> Michael Kirkham wrote:
> |
> | On Thu, 24 Feb 2005, Joe English wrote:
> |
> |> + Animation.  On Aqua and on some KDE themes (depending on
> |>  the user's preferred eye candy level) thermometer-style
> |>  progress bars have an additional pulsing/throbbing effect,
> |>  presumably to let the user know that the program hasn't
> |>  locked up even if the bar isn't otherwise moving.
> |>  Michael Kirkham (muonics) has a patch that implements this
> |>  on OSX.
> |
> |
> | The latest version of the patch submitted a little while ago implements
> | barber-pole style indeterminate progress bars for other themes except
> | clam (any that doesn't already have its own progress widget, I think),
> | too. Still needs a few tweaks, but it's functional.
> |
> | Indeterminate mode is obtained by setting -from and -to both to 0.  As
> | long as both have value 0, it will animate a barberpole.  Change either
> | to non-zero and it will switch to a regular progress bar (showing just a
> | track if the "set" value is <= -from).
> |
> | If anyone wants to play with it the current patch is at:
> |
> |
> https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1144673&group_id=11464&atid=311464
>
> |
> |
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