Progress bar check-in...

Developed a lot with Captivate but took a couple of years using web content and back doing some captivate again. My question is, is there an easier way to do custom progress bars in versions 7 or 8? Do we have to assign events/variables to each thing or is there an embedded way or widget that can handle this now? We have an array of elearning we are going to publish soon that just uses either next/back buttons or auto-rotates so trying to find a way for user to see where they are are (slide % or make a slide part of progress indicator). thanks for the help as always

Well for some of the elearnings we would want every piece part of the progress so yes TOC would work but not the look we were gearing at. For most though we would have maybe 5-10 major sections and once each section was done we would want the progress bar to progress. I have handled this by creating events/variables to push back to an area of the page... I was part of the adobe customer qa group back then and thought this was on their to-do list but maybe I am wrong about that. It isn't that this is hard to do but the fact is I just do the harder things and manage a group that does these things and it can be complicated for the non-programmer type.

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Hello:
I have tried installing Snow Leopard via the installation disc on a Macbook Pro (2007) with an Intel Core 2 Duo, but I the installation has failed more than 5 times.
I have first formatted and partitioned the internal hard disk with Mac Os Extended Journal format.
Once the installation starts, it starts without a problem unti lthe progress bar gest until half completed then a screen asking for a Computer Restart shows up.
It asks to press the power button for some time until it the computer shuts down and then, press again to turn it on.
Once turned on, the installation disc gets readed, the installation screen appears again and asks again to start the whole installation process form the beginning.

Then you have a Hardware Problem.
Your system is Crashing part way through the install and Re-Booting because of the crash.
Could be the drive itself or it could be some other hardware part in your system. Like the RAM.
To check if it is the internal drive connect an External drive to the system by USB and do the install on that external. If the install completes then it more then likely the drive is bad. If it crashes again then it is more then likely some other piece of hardware in your system.

Intel iMac - won't start - grey screen & progress bar

I have a 2006 Intel iMac - 20" model, Intel Core Duo, 2GHz, 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD, etc. It was one of the very earliest Intel iMacs. Kept updated, running OS 10.6, etc.
It has worked extremely well for over 5 years - apart from the Superdrive being temperamental sometimes - but has suddenly gone wrong.
Last week the machine completely froze for no apparent reason. I had to force a reboot. This failed - grey screen and the grey spinning wheel (if that's what it's called), indefinitely.
Forced reboot again and this time held down the shift key to go into safe boot mode. This time it was successful, and I was able to get to the logon screen & log myself in. I opened Disk Utility & attempted to do some diagnostics but the machine froze again.
Looking around various other forum postings...I rebooted the machine in single user mode and was able to get to the command line to type 'fsck -fy' to attempt to fix disk problems. This failed repeatedly, with an error message 'invalid node structure'.
I tried to boot my machine from the OS X disc but my Superdrive refused to play ball - it would not read the disc (or any other disc for that matter, including a copy of DiskWarrior that I have).
I have now got hold of an external DVD drive in the hope that this would show up as a boot device when I switch the machine on while holding the option key down. No such luck - the drive powers up ok (power via USB) but I'm not given the option to boot from it - in fact that screen doesn't appear at all.
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HELP!
All my important data is backed up on an external drive via Time Machine, so that should be safe, but I'm desperate to get the machine running again.
One thing that occurred to me is that I've had a program called ReFit installed on the machine which allowed me to run the machine as dual boot etc. (and I do have a couple of other small partitions on the drive, not currently used) but the ReFit welcome screen stopped appearing a couple of weeks ago for some reason. I'm wondering if this has somehow messed things up...?
Grateful for any suggestions...
Thanks,
Alan.

For the drive, you should be OK with any SATA 2 at 3 MB/s transfer speed. You could also use a SATA 1, no jumpers needed. (Not SATA 3 - can't be jumpered down.) The early 2006 Intels were 1.5 MB/s -- at least the drives were, so I'm assuming the SATA controller on the logic board was also. Might just be SATA 2 hadn't yet been introduced and can run the faster SATA 3 without jumpers. My guess is not. You should be able to set jumpers on the drive for backwards compatibility. You'll have to contact the drive manufacturer or go to their website for that info.
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/stats/imac-core-2-duo-2.16-20-inch-sp ecs.html
As for the superdrive, I'd contact the manufacturer to check on compatibility.
Glad I'm able to help. BTW, in case you haven't noticed, maybe you want to have a look here.

Director 12 - progress bar

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Is this the kind of thing you are looking for?
-- **Drop this Behavior on your progress bar**
global gNetmovieID1
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ITunes store won't load. The progress bar freezes at about 50% and I get nothing but a white screen.

I'm running iTunes 10.5 beta 7 but this issue has been happening since I was running 9. One day I clicked on a link for an app I saw on techcrunch and it pulled up in iTunes as being in the UK store. I clicked ok and my iTunes hasn't worked since. I can log into my account but can't access anything in the store or Ping. I've googled this issue and found some similar sounding stories but none of the solutions have worked. I've uninstalled and reinstalled, turned of the itunes store in parental settings and checked "except for iTunes U", I've uninstalled apple aplication suport and installed safari and every other option I have found and nothing has worked.
Sometimes if I let it sit long enough what looks like an unstyled version of the store comes up but is completely unusable.
Just to be clear, this has been happening since before I was running any beta software or OS.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you gchin.
I emailed apple support and they got back to me, I did what he said and it's fixed! SOLUTION found- see below.
I said:
"I can't access the iTunes Store. When I click on it the progress bar stops at 50% and I'm left with a blank white screen (no error msg). I have uninstalled and reinstalled, run the iTunes diagnostics (it said all was ok), gone through all of the online help material and I've tried turning off my firewall. Nothing works. I can't sync my iphone either (stops on verifying iPhone so I think it's getting stuck on trying to contact the store). Plzz help."
They replied:
"Greetings from Apple iTunes Store Customer Support! I am ########.
I understand that you have had issues accessing the iTunes Store. I know how eager you are to have this issue resolved. I will certainly assist you.
#########, for this, I recommend that you attempt to resolve this issue by once again uninstalling iTunes and QuickTime, and then reinstalling the latest version of each. To do this, first ensure that you are logged in to an Administrator user account on your computer, then follow the instructions in the appropriate article:
Removing and reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows Vista:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1923
Note: Titles you purchased from the iTunes Store or imported from CDs are saved in your iTunes folder by default and are not deleted by uninstalling iTunes. Backing up your iTunes Library regularly is recommended.
After successfully uninstalling iTunes and QuickTime, please ensure you have upgraded to the latest Service Pack for Windows by installing all updates available to you on Microsoft Windows Update:
http://update.microsoft.com
Once you have the latest Service Pack for Windows installed, download and install iTunes for Windows (which includes QuickTime):
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download
If you continue to experience difficulty with this issue, you may wish to contact Apple technical support. A representative will be able to tell you about Apple's complimentary and fee-based support options and can help you determine which option might be most helpful.
Please find the appropriate phone number here:
http://www.apple.com/support/contact/phone_contacts.html
Thank you for contacting iTunes Store Support. Have a nice day!
Sincerely,"
AND IT WORKED happy customer.

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HT1923 iTunes on my Windows Vista has failed to update over several weeks. Attempting uninstal/reinstall according to iTunes support page. Will not uninstall 'Apple Mobile Device Support' - goes to 99% then progress bar unwinds completely. Tried rebooting

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Hey petanque1,
Thanks for the question. I understand that you are experiencing issues installing iTunes for Windows. The following article outlines the error message you are receiving and a potential resolution:
iTunes 11.1.4 for Windows: Unable to install or open
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5376
Some Windows customers may experience installation issues while trying to install or open iTunes 11.1.4.
Symptoms may include:
"The program can't start because MSVCR80.dll is missing from your computer"
"iTunes was not installed correctly. Please reinstall iTunes. Error 7 (Windows Error 126)”
"Runtime Error: R6034 - An application has made an attempt to load the C runtime library incorrectly"
"Entry point not found: videoTracks@QTMovie@@QBE?AV?$Vector@V?$RefPtr@VQTTrack@@@***@@$0A@VCrashOnOverf low@@***@@XZ could not be located in the dynamic link library C:\Program Files(x86)\Common Files\Apple\Apple Application Support\WebKit.dll”
Resolution
Follow these steps to resolve the issue:
Check for .dll files
1. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\iTunes and C:\Program Files\iTunes and look for .dll files.
2. If you find QTMovie.DLL, or any other .dll files, move them to the desktop.
3. Reboot your computer.
Note: Depending on your operating system, you may only have one of the listed paths.
Uninstall and reinstall iTunes
1. Uninstall iTunes and all of its related components.
2. Reboot your computer. If you can't uninstall a piece of Apple software, try using theMicrosoft Program Install and Uninstall Utility.
3. Re-download and reinstall iTunes 11.1.4.
Thanks,
Matt M.

Progress bar in the portal does not appear all the time when loading

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Hai check whether your using the latest EP patch levels that may solve your issue.
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When I try to format an external usb drive the progress bar only goes half way then freezes up can anybody help please

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Are these new external drives? How are the currently formatted? Have you tried doing this:
Drive Preparation
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[JS] CS3 ScriptUI - Progress Bar

Hi
I know I am late to the game with ScriptUI in CS3, but I would like to use a progress bar with some of my longer scripts.
I have read through the relevant part of the scripting guide, but cannot seem to make things work, the guide seems to reference a script that is not in the file.
Can anyone offer some simple guidance on what I need to do, or point me in the direction of a script that uses this feature that I can pull apart and use?
Thanks in advance,
Roy Marshall

Hi Roy,
I just looked at my archives of the old forums, and it looks like you asked the same question almost two years ago...
Here's a quote of xbytor's response from back then:
Here's my contribution to this thread. This function creates and returns a
Progress Palette. You specify the window's title, the max/min for the progress
bar, and whether or not you want to use a Cancel button. If you decided to have
a Cancel button, you should also specify an 'onCancel' on the Palette.
Code:
// createProgressWindow
//   title     the window title
//   min       the minimum value for the progress bar
//   max       the maximum value for the progress bar
//   parent    the parent ScriptUI window (opt)
//   useCancel flag for having a Cancel button (opt)
//   onCancel This method will be called when the Cancel button is pressed.
//             This method should return 'true' to close the progress window
function createProgressWindow(title, min, max, parent, useCancel) {
   var win = new Window('palette', title);
   win.bar = win.add('progressbar', undefined, min, max);
   win.bar.preferredSize = [300, 20];
   win.parent = undefined;
   if (parent) {
     if (parent instanceof Window) {
       win.parent = parent;
     } else if (useCancel == undefined) {
       useCancel = parent;
   if (useCancel) {
     win.cancel = win.add('button', undefined, 'Cancel');
     win.cancel.onClick = function() {
       try {
         if (win.onCancel) {
           var rc = win.onCancel();
           if (rc || rc == undefined) {
             win.close();
         } else {
           win.close();
       } catch (e) {
         alert(e);
   win.updateProgress = function(val) {
     var win = this;
     win.bar.value = val;
     // recenter the progressWindow if desired
     // win.center(win.parent);
     win.show();
     win.hide();
     win.show();
   win.center(win.parent);
   return win;
And here's an example of how it would be used. In this example, we are
processing an array of files. We call a 'processFile' method for each file in
the array.
We also add an 'isDone' property to the Palette, which we set to 'true' in an
'onCancel' method. This makes it possible for the user to terminate the file
processing loop before all of the files have been processed.
Sample Code (in some function):
   // we have to process an array of 'files'
   var progressWindow = createProgressWindow("Progress...",
                                             0, files.length, true);
   progressWindow.isDone = false;
   progressWindow.onCancel = function() {
     this.isDone = true;
     return true; // return 'true' to close the window
   try {
     for (var i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
       // check to see if the user pressed the 'Cancel' button...
       if (progressWindow.isDone) {
         break;
       progressWindow.text = ("Processing file " + (i+1) + " of " + files.length
+ "...");
       progressWindow.updateProgress(i);
        // now process the next file
        processFile(files[i]);
   } catch (e) {
     alert(e);
   } finally {
     progressWindow.close();
I've tested this in PSCS2 and PSCS3. It should work without change in IDCS3.
-X
-- for photoshop scripting solutions of all sorts contact: [email protected]

[SOLVED] Almost there just need a global progress bar

Heya,
There's no man page for bar so I have looked at the code a bit. I am trying to have a progress bar to copy a folder with many files including symbolic links (unfortunately pycp does not support them yet). With the -s parameter, I can specify the approximate size of what I am copying but it works only if it is a single file.
I have also tried pv, pipemeter, orphan advcp, ecp, scp and I am now desperate.
Would someone be kind enough to help me ?
[tamikana@archlinux ~]$ cat /usr/bin/bar
#! /bin/sh
# bar
# 'cat' with ASCII progress bar
# (c) Henrik Theiling
BAR_VERSION=1.4
# Synopsis:
# 'bar' works just like 'cat', but shows a progress bar in ASCII art on stderr.
# The script's main function is meant to be usable in any Bourne shell to be
# suitable for install scripts without the need for any additional tool.
# Shell Script Usage: bar [options] [files]
# Options:
# -h displays help
# Examples:
# Normal pipe:
# : bar mypack.tar.bz2 | tar xjpf -
# Individual pipe for each file:
# : bar -c 'tar xjpf -' mypack1.tar.bz2 mypack2.tar.bz2
# Individual pipe, using ${bar_file} variable:
# : bar -c 'echo ${bar_file}: ; gzip -dc | tar tvf -' \
# : -e .tar.gz \
# : file1 file2 file3 file4 file5 \
# : > package-list.txt
# Programs and shell commands:
# Required (otherwise this fails):
# if, then, else, fi, expr, test, cat, eval, exec
# shell functions
# test:
# a = b
# a -lt b
# a -gt b
# a -le b
# -f a
# -n a
# -z a
# expr:
# a + b
# a - b
# a '*' b
# a / b
# a : b
# Optional (otherwise this does not show the bar):
# grep, dd, echo, ls, sed, cut
# ls:
# must output the file size at fifth position.
# The command line interface also uses:
# awk
####>-SCHNIPP-<########################################################
bar_cat()
# Use this shell function in your own install scripts.
# Options:
# Width of the bar (in ten characters). The default is 76 characters.
test -z "${BAR_WIDTH}" && test -n "${COLUMNS}" && BAR_WIDTH=${COLUMNS}
# Check syntax:
( expr "${BAR_WIDTH}" + 0 >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_WIDTH=0
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} + 0` || BAR_WIDTH=0
test "x${BAR_WIDTH}" = x0 && BAR_WIDTH=76
# Maximal block size to use for dd.
test -n "${BAR_BS}" || BAR_BS=1048567
# BEGIN PERC
# Whether to show a percentage.
test -n "${BAR_PERC}" || BAR_PERC=1
# END PERC
# BEGIN ETA
# Whether to show estimated time of arrival (ETA).
test -n "${BAR_ETA}" || BAR_ETA=1
# END ETA
# Width of the trace display:
# BEGIN TRACE
test -n "${BAR_TRACE_WIDTH}" || BAR_TRACE_WIDTH=10
# END TRACE
# The command to execute for every given file. Each file
# is piped into this command individually. By default, the
# files are simply dumped to stdout.
test -n "${BAR_CMD}" || BAR_CMD=cat
# The characters to be used in the bar
test -n "${BAR_L}" || BAR_L='['
test -n "${BAR_R}" || BAR_R=']'
test -n "${BAR_C0}" || BAR_C0='.'
test -n "${BAR_C1}" || BAR_C1='='
# Additional extension to add to each file:
#BAR_EXT=${BAR_EXT-}
# Whether to clear bar after termination. Otherwise keep the full bar.
#BAR_CLEAR=${BAR_CLEAR-0}
# Unless switched off by user, use the bar by default:
test -n "${BAR_OK}" || BAR_OK=1
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} - 3`
bar_trace=''
# BEGIN TRACE
if test "x${BAR_TRACE}" = x1
then
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} - ${BAR_TRACE_WIDTH}`
bar_lauf=${BAR_TRACE_WIDTH}
bar_t_space=''
bar_t_dot=''
while test "${bar_lauf}" -gt 1
do
bar_t_space="${bar_t_space} "
bar_t_dot="${bar_t_dot}."
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} - 1`
done
bar_trace="${bar_t_space} "
fi
# END TRACE
bar_eta=''
BAR_GET_TIME='echo'
# BEGIN ETA
( expr 1 + ${SECONDS} >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_ETA=0
if test "x${BAR_ETA}" = x1
then
BAR_GET_TIME='( echo ${SECONDS} )'
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} - 6`
bar_eta='--:-- '
fi
# END ETA
bar_perc=''
# BEGIN PERC
if test "x${BAR_PERC}" = x1
then
BAR_WIDTH=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} - 5`
bar_perc=' 0% '
fi
# END PERC
BAR_GET_SIZE='( ls -l "${BAR_DIR}${bar_file}${BAR_EXT}" | sed "s@ *@ @g" | cut -d " " -f 5 ) 2>/dev/null'
# portable?
# check features:
( ( echo a ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
( ( echo a | dd bs=2 count=2 ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
( ( echo a | grep a ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
( ( echo a | sed 's@ *@ @g' ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
( ( echo a | cut -d ' ' -f 1 ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
# check ranges:
test "${BAR_WIDTH}" -ge 4 || BAR_OK=0
BAR_ECHO='echo'
BAR_E_C1=''
BAR_E_C2=''
BAR_E_NL='echo'
# Does echo accept -n without signalling an error?
if echo -n abc >/dev/null 2>&1
then
BAR_E_C1='-n'
fi
# Check how to print a line without newline:
if ( ( ${BAR_ECHO} "${BAR_E_C1}" abc ; echo 1,2,3 ) | grep n ) >/dev/null 2>&1
then
# Try echo \c:
if ( ( ${BAR_ECHO} 'xyz\c' ; echo 1,2,3 ) | grep c ) >/dev/null 2>&1
then
# Try printf:
if ( ( printf 'ab%s' c ; echo 1,2,3 ) | grep abc ) >/dev/null 2>&1
then
BAR_ECHO='printf'
BAR_E_C1='%s'
else
BAR_ECHO=':'
BAR_E_C1=''
BAR_E_NL=':'
BAR_OK=0
fi
else
BAR_E_C1=''
BAR_E_C2='\c'
fi
fi
# prepare initial bar:
bar_shown=0
if test "${BAR_OK}" = 1
then
bar_lauf=0
bar_graph=''
while test `expr ${bar_lauf} + 5` -le "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C0}${BAR_C0}${BAR_C0}${BAR_C0}${BAR_C0}"
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 5`
done
while test "${bar_lauf}" -lt "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C0}"
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 1`
done
${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2_eta}${bar_perc}${BAR_L}${bar_graph}${BAR_R}
bar_shown=1
fi
# for shifting large numbers so that expr can handle them:
# Assume we can compute up to 2147483647, thus 9 arbitrary digits.
# We must be able to do + of two numbers of 9 digits length. Ok.
# BEGIN LARGE
( ( test 1999999998 = `expr 999999999 + 999999999` ) >/dev/null 2>&1 ) || BAR_OK=0
bar_large_num="........."
bar_div=""
# END LARGE
bar_numsuff=""
# find size:
bar_size=0
if test -n "${BAR_SIZE}"
then
bar_size=${BAR_SIZE}
# BEGIN LARGE
while expr "${bar_size}" : "${bar_large_num}" >/dev/null 2>&1
do
bar_div="${bar_div}."
bar_numsuff="${bar_numsuff}0"
bar_size=`expr "${bar_size}" : '$.*$.$'`
done
# END LARGE
BAR_GET_SIZE="echo '${BAR_SIZE}'"
else
for bar_file
do
bar_size1=0
if test -f "${BAR_DIR}${bar_file}${BAR_EXT}"
then
bar_size1=`eval "${BAR_GET_SIZE}"`
# BEGIN LARGE
# divide and upround by pattern matching:
if test -n "${bar_div}"
then
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" : '$.*$'${bar_div}'$'` || bar_size1=0
fi
# adjust if still too large:
while expr "${bar_size1}" : "${bar_large_num}" >/dev/null 2>&1
do
bar_div="${bar_div}."
bar_numsuff="${bar_numsuff}0"
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" : '$.*$.$'`
bar_size=`expr "${bar_size}" : '$.*$.$'` || bar_size=0
done
# upround if necessary:
if test -n "${bar_div}"
then
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" + 1`
fi
# END LARGE
# add to total size:
bar_size=`expr ${bar_size} + ${bar_size1}`
# BEGIN LARGE
# adjust if still too large:
while expr "${bar_size}" : "${bar_large_num}" >/dev/null 2>&1
do
bar_div="${bar_div}."
bar_numsuff="${bar_numsuff}0"
bar_size=`expr "${bar_size}" : '$.*$.$'`
done
# END LARGE
else
BAR_OK=0
fi
done
fi
bar_quad=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} '*' ${BAR_WIDTH}`
test "${bar_size}" -gt "${bar_quad}" || BAR_OK=0
if test "${BAR_OK}" = 0
then
# For some reason, we cannot display the bar. Thus plain operation:
for bar_file
do
if test "${bar_file}" = "/dev/stdin"
then
eval "${BAR_CMD}"
else
eval "${BAR_CMD}" < "${BAR_DIR}${bar_file}${BAR_EXT}"
fi
done
else
# Compute wanted bytes per step:
bar_want_bps=`expr ${bar_size} + ${BAR_WIDTH}`
bar_want_bps=`expr ${bar_want_bps} - 1`
bar_want_bps=`expr ${bar_want_bps} / ${BAR_WIDTH}`
# Compute block count per step to keep within maximum block size:
bar_count=1
if test "${bar_want_bps}" -gt "${BAR_BS}"
then
bar_count=`expr ${bar_want_bps} + ${BAR_BS}`
bar_count=`expr ${bar_count} - 1`
bar_count=`expr ${bar_count} / ${BAR_BS}`
fi
# Compute block size for given count:
bar_wc=`expr ${BAR_WIDTH} '*' ${bar_count}`
bar_bs=`expr ${bar_size} + ${bar_wc}`
bar_bs=`expr ${bar_bs} - 1`
bar_bs=`expr ${bar_bs} / ${bar_wc}`
# Compute bs * count, the bytes per step:
bar_bps=`expr ${bar_bs} '*' ${bar_count}`
# Compute bytes per hundredth:
bar_bph=`expr ${bar_size} + 99`
bar_bph=`expr ${bar_bph} / 100`
# Run loop:
bar_pos=0
bar_graph="${BAR_L}"
bar_cur_char=0
bar_t0=`eval "${BAR_GET_TIME}" 2>/dev/null` || bar_t0=0
for bar_file
do
# BEGIN TRACE
if test "x${BAR_TRACE}" = x1
then
bar_trace=`expr "${bar_file}" : '.*/$[^/][^/]*$$'` || bar_trace="${bar_file}"
bar_trace=`expr "${bar_trace}${bar_t_space}" : '$'${bar_t_dot}'$'`
bar_trace="${bar_trace} "
fi
# END TRACE
# Initial character position in bar for file:
bar_char=`expr ${bar_pos} / ${bar_want_bps}` || bar_char=0
while test "${bar_char}" -gt `expr ${bar_cur_char} + 4`
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}"
bar_cur_char=`expr ${bar_cur_char} + 5`
done
while test "${bar_char}" -gt "${bar_cur_char}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}"
bar_cur_char=`expr ${bar_cur_char} + 1`
done
# Get file size. This must work now (we checked with test -f before).
bar_size1=`eval "${BAR_GET_SIZE}" 2>/dev/null` || bar_size1=0
# BEGIN LARGE
# Divide and upround by pattern matching:
if test -n "${bar_div}"
then
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" : '$.*$'${bar_div}'$'` || bar_size1=0
bar_size1=`expr "${bar_size1}" + 1`
fi
# END LARGE
# loop:
bar_total=0
exec 6>&1
exec 5<"${BAR_DIR}${bar_file}${BAR_EXT}"
while test "${bar_total}" -lt "${bar_size1}"
do
dd bs="${bar_bs}" count="${bar_count}${bar_numsuff}" <&5 >&6 2>/dev/null
bar_total=`expr ${bar_total} + ${bar_bps}`
if test "${bar_total}" -gt "${bar_size1}"
then
bar_total="${bar_size1}"
fi
bar_pos1=`expr ${bar_pos} + ${bar_total}`
bar_proz=`expr ${bar_pos1} / ${bar_bph}` || bar_proz=0
# BEGIN PERC
if test "x${BAR_PERC}" = x1
then
bar_perc=" ${bar_proz}% "
bar_perc=`expr "${bar_perc}" : '.*$.....$$'`
fi
# END PERC
# BEGIN ETA
if test "x${BAR_ETA}" = x1
then
bar_diff=`eval "${BAR_GET_TIME}" 2>/dev/null` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} - ${bar_t0} 2>/dev/null` || bar_diff=0
bar_100p=`expr 100 - ${bar_proz}` || bar_100p=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} '*' ${bar_100p}` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} + ${bar_proz}` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} - 1` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} / ${bar_proz} 2>/dev/null` || bar_diff=0
if test "${bar_diff}" -gt 0
then
bar_t_unit=":"
if test "${bar_diff}" -gt 2700
then
bar_t_uni="h"
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} / 60`
fi
bar_diff_h=`expr ${bar_diff} / 60` || bar_diff_h=0
if test "${bar_diff_h}" -gt 99
then
bar_eta=" ${bar_diff_h}${bar_t_unit} "
else
bar_diff_hi=`expr ${bar_diff_h} '*' 60` || bar_diff_hi=0
bar_diff=`expr ${bar_diff} - ${bar_diff_hi}` || bar_diff=0
bar_diff=`expr "00${bar_diff}" : '.*$..$$'`
bar_eta=" ${bar_diff_h}${bar_t_unit}${bar_diff} "
fi
bar_eta=`expr "${bar_eta}" : '.*$......$$'`
fi
fi
# END ETA
bar_char=`expr ${bar_pos1} / ${bar_want_bps}` || bar_char=0
while test "${bar_char}" -gt "${bar_cur_char}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}"
${bar_trace}${bar_eta}${bar_perc}${bar_graph}${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2
bar_cur_char=`expr ${bar_cur_char} + 1`
done
done
) | eval "${BAR_CMD}"
bar_pos=`expr ${bar_pos} + ${bar_size1}`
done
# ${BAR_ECHO} "${BAR_E_C1}" "${BAR_R}${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2
fi
if test "${bar_shown}" = 1
then
# BEGIN TRACE
test "x${BAR_TRACE}" = x1 && bar_trace="${bar_t_space} "
# END TRACE
# BEGIN ETA
test "x${BAR_ETA}" = x1 && bar_eta=' '
# END ETA
if test "x${BAR_CLEAR}" = x1
then
# BEGIN PERC
test "x${BAR_PERC}" = x1 && bar_perc=' '
# END PERC
bar_lauf=0
bar_graph=''
while test `expr ${bar_lauf} + 5` -le "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph} "
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 5`
done
while test "${bar_lauf}" -lt "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph} "
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 1`
done
${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2_eta}${bar_perc} ${bar_graph}
else
# BEGIN PERC
test "x${BAR_PERC}" = x1 && bar_perc='100% '
# END PERC
bar_lauf=0
bar_graph=''
while test `expr ${bar_lauf} + 5` -le "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}${BAR_C1}"
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 5`
done
while test "${bar_lauf}" -lt "${BAR_WIDTH}"
do
bar_graph="${bar_graph}${BAR_C1}"
bar_lauf=`expr ${bar_lauf} + 1`
done
${bar_trace}${bar_eta}${bar_perc}${BAR_L}${bar_graph}${BAR_R}${BAR_E_C2}" 1>&2
${BAR_E_NL} 1>&2
fi
fi
####>-SCHNAPP-<########################################################
BAR_AWK_0=''
# Command line interface:
while test -n "$1"
do
case "$1" in
-o|-c|-w|-0|-1|-e|-d|-b|-s|-\[\]|-\[|-\]|-T)
if test -z "$2"
then
echo "$0: Error: A non-empty argument was expected after $1" 1>&2
fi
BAR_ARG="$1"
BAR_OPT="$2"
shift
shift
-o*|-c*|-w*|-0*|-1*|-e*|-d*|-b*|-T*)
BAR_ARG=`expr "$1" : '$-.$'`
BAR_OPT=`expr "$1" : '-.$.*$$'`
shift
-h|-n|-p|-D|-D-|-q|-V|-t|-E|-L)
BAR_ARG="$1"
BAR_OPT=""
shift
--) shift
break
-*) echo "$0: Error: Unrecognized option: $1" 1>&2
exit 1
break
esac
case "${BAR_ARG}" in
-h) echo 'Usage: bar [-n] [-p] [-q] [-o FILE] [-c CMD] [-s SIZE] [-b SIZE]'
echo ' [-w WIDTH] [-0/1/[/] CHAR] [-d DIR] [-e EXT] [Files]'
echo ' bar -V'
echo ' bar -D'
echo ' bar -D-'
echo 'Options:'
echo ' -h displays help'
echo ' -o FILE sets output file'
echo ' -c CMD sets individual execution command'
echo ' -e EXT append an extension to each file'
echo ' -d DIR prepend this prefix to each file (a directory must end in /)'
echo ' -s SIZE expected number of bytes. Use for pipes. This is a hint'
echo ' only that must be greater or equal to the amount actually'
echo ' processed. Further, this only works for single files.'
echo ' -b SIZE maximal block size (bytes) (default: 1048567)'
echo ' -w WIDTH width in characters (default: terminal width-3 or 76)'
echo ' -0 CHAR character for empty bar (default: .)'
echo ' -1 CHAR character for full bar (default: =)'
echo ' -[ CHAR first character of bar (default: [)'
echo ' -] CHAR last character of bar (default: ])'
echo ' -n clears bar after termination'
echo ' -t traces (=displays) which file is processed'
echo ' -T WIDTH no of characters reserved for the file display of -t'
echo ' -p hides percentage'
echo ' -E hides estimated time display'
echo ' -q hides the whole bar, be quiet'
echo ' -D tries to dump the bar_cat() shell function, then exit.'
echo ' Here, -t, -p, -E remove the corresponding feature completely.'
echo ' Further, -L removes large file support from the code.'
echo ' -D- same as -D, but dumps the function body only'
echo ' -V displays version number'
echo ' -- end of options: only file names follow'
exit 0
-n) BAR_CLEAR=1
-L) BAR_LARGE=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *LARGE/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *LARGE/ {x=0} ;"
-t) BAR_TRACE=1
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *TRACE/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *TRACE/ {x=0} ;"
-T) BAR_TRACE_WIDTH="${BAR_OPT}"
-q) BAR_OK=0
-p) BAR_PERC=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *PERC/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *PERC/ {x=0} ;"
-E) BAR_ETA=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *ETA/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *ETA/ {x=0} ;"
-V) echo "bar v${BAR_VERSION}"
exit 0
-D) echo "BAR_VERSION=${BAR_VERSION}"
awk "${BAR_AWK_0}"'{sub(/ *#.*$/,"")} ; /^bar_cat/ {x=1} ; {sub(/^ */,"")} ; /./ {if(x)print} ; /^}/ {x=0}' "$0"
exit 0
-D-) echo "BAR_VERSION=${BAR_VERSION}"
awk "${BAR_AWK_0}"'{sub(/ *#.*$/,"")} ; /^}/ {x=0} ; {sub(/^ */,"")} ; /./ {if(x)print} ; /^{/ {x=1}' "$0"
exit 0
-o) exec 1>"${BAR_OPT}"
-c) BAR_CMD="${BAR_OPT}"
-b) BAR_BS="${BAR_OPT}"
if BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_BS}" : '$.*$k$'`
then
BAR_BS=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1024`
elif BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_BS}" : '$.*$M$'`
then
BAR_BS=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1048567`
fi
-s) BAR_SIZE="${BAR_OPT}"
if BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_SIZE}" : '$.*$k$'`
then
BAR_SIZE=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1024`
elif BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_SIZE}" : '$.*$M$'`
then
BAR_SIZE=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1048567`
fi
if test "$#" -gt 1
then
echo "Error: -s cannot be specified for multiple input files." 1>&2
exit 1
fi
-e) BAR_EXT="${BAR_OPT}"
-d) BAR_DIR="${BAR_OPT}"
-0) BAR_C0="${BAR_OPT}"
-1) BAR_C1="${BAR_OPT}"
-\[) BAR_L="${BAR_OPT}"
-\]) BAR_R="${BAR_OPT}"
BAR_L="${BAR_OPT}"
BAR_R="${BAR_OPT}"
-w) BAR_WIDTH="${BAR_OPT}"
esac
done
# Invoke main function:
if test "$#" = 0
then
bar_cat /dev/stdin
else
bar_cat "$@"
fi
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