The ProgressDisplay class is an interface for classes that can display progression in any form. Most of the time it is used to display the progress of a thread.
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#include <progressdisplay.h>
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| virtual void | slot_displayProgress (int progress, QString currentOperation)=0 |
| | [slot] slot_displayProgress is used to display a progression
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| virtual void | slot_displayMessage (QString message)=0 |
| | slot_displayMessage can show a message without specific format
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The ProgressDisplay class is an interface for classes that can display progression in any form. Most of the time it is used to display the progress of a thread.
- Author
- Dominic Zahn
- Date
- 2021/09/28
◆ slot_displayMessage()
| virtual void ProgressDisplay::slot_displayMessage |
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QString |
message | ) |
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pure virtual |
slot_displayMessage can show a message without specific format
- Parameters
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| message | as a QString, which will be displayed |
◆ slot_displayProgress()
| virtual void ProgressDisplay::slot_displayProgress |
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int |
progress, |
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QString |
currentOperation |
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pure virtual |
[slot] slot_displayProgress is used to display a progression
- Parameters
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| progress | [0, 100] as percentage |
| currentOperation | as a QString, which is currently running |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: