ActionScript 2.0 Components Language Reference 
ActionScript 2.0 Components Language Reference |
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You can set the following authoring parameters for each ProgressBar instance in the Property inspector or in the Component inspector (Window > Component Inspector menu option):
conversion is a number by which to divide the %1 and %2 values in the label string before they are displayed. The default value is 1.
direction indicates the direction toward which the progress bar fills. This value can be right or left; the default value is right.
label is the text indicating the loading progress. This parameter is a string in the format "%1 out of %2 loaded (%3%%)". In this string, %1 is a placeholder for the current bytes loaded, %2 is a placeholder for the total bytes loaded, and %3 is a placeholder for the percent of content loaded. The characters "%%" are a placeholder for the "%" character. If a value for %2 is unknown, it is replaced by two question marks (??). If a value is undefined, the label doesn't display.
labelPlacement indicates the position of the label in relation to the progress bar. This parameter can be one of the following values: top, bottom, left, right, center. The default value is bottom.
mode is the mode in which the progress bar operates. This value can be one of the following: event, polled, or manual. The default value is event.
source is a string to be converted into an object representing the instance name of the source.
And, you can set the following additional parameters for each ProgressBar component instance in the Component inspector (through the Window > Component Inspector menu option):
visible is a Boolean value that indicates whether the object is visible (true) or not (false). The default value is true.
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The minHeight and minWidth properties are used by internal sizing routines. They are defined in UIObject, and are overridden by different components as needed. These properties can be used if you make a custom layout manager for your application. Otherwise, setting these properties in the Component inspector has no visible effect. |
You can write ActionScript to control these and additional options for the ProgressBar component using its properties, methods, and events. For more information, see ProgressBar class.
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