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hiShowProgressBar - unable to use...

ToMWUT

 Hello all,

 I have a very strange problem, I'm trying to use hiShowProgressBar function which is listed in a ui SKILL manual. I'm also able to find it via Finder. But when I try to execute this funcion I get such information:

*Error* eval: undefined function - hiShowProgressBar

My manual coresponds with 5.0 version of Cadence and I'm using 5.10 - so no problem here as well. I'm confused...

 ToM

 

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  • I know Andrew about the hiDisplayProgressBox function and it would do the trick for me, but there is one problem. When I my application opens many ProgressBox'es one after another they are not closed. They are closed when the last ProgressBox closes.

    hiDisplayProgressBox(

    ?name s_name

    [?banner t_banner]

    [?text t_text]

    [?location l_location]

    [?callback g_callback]

    [?totalSteps x_totalSteps]

    [?delay x_delay]

    [?autoClose g_autoClose]

    )

    => t | nil

    And I'm setting the autoClose parameter to true. The problem remains even when I use different names for different ProgresBoxes.

    ToM

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  • I know Andrew about the hiDisplayProgressBox function and it would do the trick for me, but there is one problem. When I my application opens many ProgressBox'es one after another they are not closed. They are closed when the last ProgressBox closes.

    hiDisplayProgressBox(

    ?name s_name

    [?banner t_banner]

    [?text t_text]

    [?location l_location]

    [?callback g_callback]

    [?totalSteps x_totalSteps]

    [?delay x_delay]

    [?autoClose g_autoClose]

    )

    => t | nil

    And I'm setting the autoClose parameter to true. The problem remains even when I use different names for different ProgresBoxes.

    ToM

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