But if you wanted to do that 'Progress bar with XOR' look it's not exactly
difficult to achieve in GDI+ despite the lack of XOR drawing:
Rectangle r = ClientRectangle;
r.Width = (r.Width * (percent)) / 100;
using (GraphicsPath gp = new GraphicsPath())
using (StringFormat sf = new
April 30, 2002 1:44 PM
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> I don't think so.
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> But writing a progress bar is one of the easiest controls you
> can create. Write a small control with Minimum, Maximum, and
> Value propert
l 30, 2002 10:43 AM
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Subject: [DOTNET] ProgressBar Question
Is there any way to have text in a ProgressBar. i.e. Have a ProgressBar
that also contains the text "Operation x% Complete" ?
Thank you
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You'd do this by building a UserControl which contains a ProgressBar and a
Label for the text.
Not built in, but pretty easy nonetheless.
G.
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Is there any way to have text in a ProgressBar. i.e. Have a ProgressBar that also
contains the text "Operation x% Complete" ?
Thank you
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