yad > fenêtre de progression

Lorsqu’on utilise --progress, yad lit les lignes de données depuis la sortie standard. Si les lignes commencent par # le texte après # sera displayed in the progress bar label. Numeric values treats like a persents for progress bar.

 

--progress-text=TEXT texte de progression

 

--percentage=NOMBRE pourcentage initial

 

--pulsate barre pulsative

 

--auto-close Ferme la fenêtre dès que les 100% sont atteints

 

--auto-kill tue les processus parent si cancel est cliqué

 

--rtl direction de la barre de progression de droite à gauche

 

--value=VALUE valeur initiale

 

--min-value=VALUE--max-value=VALUE valeurs mini / maxi

 

--step=VALUE valeur des intervalles (ou pas)

 

--page=VALUE taille de la pagination

 

--print-partial Print partial values

 

--hide-value masquer les valeurs

 

--vertical afficher une barre verticales

 

--invert inverser la progression

 

--mark=NAME:VALUE ajouter un repère (may be used multiple times)

 

--bar=LABEL[:TYPE] Add the progress bar (NORM, RTL ou PULSE)

 

LOG

--enable-log[=TEXT] Show log window. This window gathers all of lines from stdin, started from # instead of setting appropriate progress labels. Optional argument TEXT is a text label for window expander.

--log-on-top Place log window above progress bar.

--log-expanded Start with expanded log window.

--log-height Set the height of log window.

MULTI PROGRESS

Exemple : afficher les disques durs montés :

 

eval exec yad --image=drive-harddisk --text="Disk usage:" --width=650 --multi-progress \
$(df -hT $1 | tail -n +2 | awk '{printf  "--bar=\"<b>%s</b> (%s - %s) [%s/%s]\" %s ", $7, $1, $2, $4, $3, $6}')

 



 

--bar=LABEL[:TYPE] Add the progress bar (TYPE : NORM, RTL ou PULSE)

pulse for pulsating progress bar (moves on receiving data) or perm for permanent pulsatin progress bar. prem progress bar understant two commands - start for start movement and stop for stop it.

--align=TYPE Set alignment of bar labels. Possible types are left, center or right. Default is left.

--watch-bar=NUMBER Watch for 100% of bar NUMBER for close dialog.

--auto-kill Kill parent process if cancel button is pressed. Initial values for bars set as an extra arguments. Each lines with progress data passed to stdin must be started from N: where N is a number of progress bar.

 

 

 

 

Afficher une barre de progression lors d’une recherche de fichiers :

 

#! /bin/bash
myNR=0
fcMY(){
   while read data; do
      myNR=$((myNR + 1))               # file counter prefix number
      echo "$myNR"
      echo "$data" | sed 's/&/&/g' # sanitize ampersand char (due to yad error message)
      echo "#Found $myNR item(s)"      # third line here goes the text for the progress bar
   done | tee >(lisT)

   # A way to kill the progress (well, sort of)
   echo ""
   echo ""
   echo 100 # Printing 100 closes the progress dialog
}

function lisT(){
   (yad \
   --notebook \
   --list --column "Num" \
   --column "Files" \
   --column "hidden" \
   --title "Some App Title" \
   --fontname "mono 10" \
   --width 600 --height 300 \
   --hide-column="3" \
   --print-column="2" \
   --separator="" > /home/roelof/Desktop/result.txt # write the result(s) to a file
   if [[ $? == 1 ]]; then
   rm -f /home/roelof/Desktop/result.txt
   exit 0
   fi) || exit
}

find /home/roelof/Desktop/FBset/ -name '*.jpg' | \
fcMY | awk 'NR % 3 == 0;fflush()' | yad --progress --pulsate --auto-close --auto-kill --button gtk-cancel:1 --on-top

# awk - prints every third line and flushes to stdout
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