I am using the below code to update my progress bar.
ProgressBar.Visible = true;
ProgressBar.Minimum = 1;
ProgressBar.Maximum = PortCount;
ProgressBar.Value = 1;
P开发者_如何转开发rogressBar.Step = 1;
int intdata = 5;
for (int x = 1; x <= intdata; x++)
{
ProgressBar.PerformStep();
}
MessageBox.Show("Done");
But, it is not getting updated during runtime. Is it because the progress bar is in the same thread. If so, how to update this progress from another thread. Help...
You are not giving the message pump time to update the control.
Although either of these are bad, you can do:
- Call
Refresh
on the control - Call
Application.DoEvents
Is this Windows Forms? Calling Refresh() on the ProgressBar should do it. You could also use Application.DoEvents though which will let your UI respond to user input instead of locking up during the process.
A better idea would be to use the BackgroundWorker class. Do the work on the background thread and send progress updates to the UI thread via the ReportProgress method. This keeps your UI thread responsive.
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