See, this is what I'm talking about -
Thanks Josh.
I actually had gone a different direction with my progress bar but
your example gives a more comprehensive solution.
Cool site, I'll have to explore it some more.
Thanks
Ron
On Oct 29, 2009, at 1:34 PM, Josh Mellicker wrote:
Ron,
Here's
I haven't noticed a reply to this if there was one and I just
missed it, then I offer my apologies (especially if i contradict that
answer ;-)
I haven't look at the user guide - this is info from the documentation
(dictionary).
The last parameter to libURLDownloadToFile is a status
Thank you Alex,
No one had replied yet so I kept looking. I found some similar code in
a project from someone else and realized they were using
libURLSetStatusCallback so once I found that, I could do the coding
myself. The pdf docs certainly give the impression that
libURLDownloadToFile
You know Ron, I code network apps every day and every single day I make the
exact same mistake. I first use that callback, then I get frustrated that it
is sent only on errors or transfer complete and then I remember
liburlsetstatuscallback and then I am happy again.
I must have done this like a
As you know Andre, I'm a complete rookie when it comes to web stuff
but I have benefitted greatly from the contributions of list members.
Rev enables me to go to places I could not have gone before - like the
web - but I need the help of others and this list is a great source of
help.
Ron,
Here's some code that will drive a progress bar and put some text
underneath like 2 minutes 28 seconds remaining @ 135 KB/sec:
http://revcoders.org/calctimeremaining/
On Oct 28, 2009, at 5:58 PM, Ron wrote:
Thank you Alex,
No one had replied yet so I kept looking. I found some
Greetings,
I am downloading a file from the web to my HD using
libURLDownloadToFile. I copied the scripts in Rev's user guide which
also says:
As the URLStatus changes periodically throughout the download
process, the button's
showStatus handler is executed repeatedly. Each time a showStatus
