Prima::Spinner - Show a spinner animation
use Prima qw(Application Buttons Spinner);
my $mw = Prima::MainWindow->new(
size => [200, 400],
text => 'Button Example');
my $spinner = $mw->insert('Spinner',
style => 'drops',
size => [200,400],
growMode => gm::Center
);
my $button = $mw->insert(
'Button',
text => 'Start/Stop',
checkable => 1,
checked => 1,
origin => [0,0],
onClick => sub { $spinner->toggle },
growMode => gm::XCenter
);
run Prima;
Prima::Spinner provides a simple spinning animation with two designs and the
opportunity to specify the colors of the spinning animation. This is useful to
show an indeterminate progress of a running process.
You can determine the following properties:
- active [BOOLEAN]
- If now parameter is passed, by this method you can get the active state of
the spinning widget. '1' means that the spinner is running, '0' that it is
stopped. With active(1) you can start the spinner
animation, with active(0) you can stop it.
- color COLOR
- Inherited from Prima::Widget. "color"
manages the basic foreground color. Concrete for the spinner widget this
means the background color of the circle or the color of the active
drops.
- hiliteColor COLOR
- Inherited from Prima::Widget. The color used to draw alternate foreground
areas with high contrast. For the spinner widget this means the color of
the arc. Only for circle style.
- showPercent BOOLEAN
- If set, displays completion percent as text. Only for circle
style.
- start
- Same as active(1)
- stop
- Same as active(0)
- style STRING
- "style" can be 'drops', 'circle' or
'spiral'. 'drops' shows drops that switches
consecutively the color. With 'circle' an arc
moving around a circle is shown. 'spiral' shows a
spinning spiral. The default is 'drops'.
- value INT
- Integer between 0 and 100, showing completion perentage. Only for
circle style.
- toggle
- Same as " active(!active) "
Prima. Prima::Widget, examples/spinner.pl
Copyright (C) 2017 by Maximilian Lika
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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