[Qt-interest] QProgressBar

[Benjamin]

If you want to show that your application is doing something in the
background, you can use the QProgressBar with the minimum and maximum
set to 0 to create a progress bar with an "infinite range"...

regards,
Benjamin

2008/12/9 NARCISO, Rui <RUI.NARCISO at airbus.com>:
>
> Hi
>
> I would like to display a progress bar while another process is running the problem being that I can't implement the "steps" options in order to increment the bar since my process would be busy doing something else and I'm not that much into forking my process just to display the bar.
>
> is it possible to do it otherwise ?
> If not, how to fork the process in order to display the bar (indefinitly) while my main/child process access the network over a subprocess.Popen ?
>
> Thanks
> Rui
>
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