Itemless based progress about konsole HOT 7 CLOSED

Works beautifully! Thanks!

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very good point. I actually have a fix coming for this, since I had the same requirement in one of my own dogfood projects, and have an updated progressBar that can be rendered as either a 1 line progress bar (itemless), or a two line progress bar. I'll update this comment when I've checked in the updates to a new progress-bar branch. That branch has significant breaking backward compatible changes so will be a new package and new version number. I won't close this until it's been implemented.

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This is a quick peek of the new progress bar, copy of a draft of one of the unit tests (unfinished) from the branch I'm working on. This should work for your scenario. Let me know if it doesn't and I'll see if I can accommodate before I create the package.

Please note that when you use ProgressBar you don't need to pass in an IConsole, that's only for testing. Your usage would simple be var pb = new ProgressBar(max) default is slim, textWidth is optional. IConsole (or Window) is only required if you're rendering the progressBar to a window.

        [Test]
        [TestCase(100,0,   "1234567890 (0  %)          ", "                           ", PbStyle.SingleLine)]
        [TestCase(101,50,  "1234567890 (50 %) ####     ", "                           ", PbStyle.SingleLine)]
        [TestCase(102,100, "1234567890 (100%) #########", "                           ", PbStyle.SingleLine)]
        //[TestCase(103, 0,  "Item     0 of   100. (  0%)", "                           ", PbStyle.DoubeLine)]
        //[TestCase(104, 50, "Item    50 of   100. ( 50%)", "                           ", PbStyle.DoubeLine)]
        //[TestCase(105, 100,"Item   100 of   100. (100%)", "                           ", PbStyle.DoubeLine)]
        public void at_xx_pc_the_progress_bar_should_fill_the_balance_of_the_console_width_pro_ratio(int seq, int i, string line1, string line2, PbStyle style)
        {
            var console = new MockConsole(27,2);
            var pb = new ProgressBar(console, 100, 10);
            // var pb = new ProgressBar(console, 100, 10, style);
            pb.Refresh(i,"1234567890");
            var expected = new string[]
            {
                line1,
                line2
            };
            Console.WriteLine(console.BufferWrittenString);
            CollectionAssert.AreEqual(expected,console.Buffer);
        }

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So by setting PbStyle.SingleLine I'll get what I'm looking for?

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When I publish the updated package ProgressBar will not be backward compatible, i.e. it will be a breaking change. The new PB will default to itemless, and you'll need to pass in PbStyle.DoubeLine to get the old behavior. The new PB will work exactly as you requested.
:)

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I've published package 3.0.1 which contains the new ProgressBar, it's beta, only because the old two line behaviour is still being finished, tests and a few last minute changes. The new itemless default behaviour won't change, so that's stable. To get the new itemless PB simply run

update-package Konsole

I'll be working on and off Konsole for the next few days as I'm using it quite heavily myself on another project so drop me a line if you have any problems, I can get fixes out quite quickly.

cheers,

Alan

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(I'll leave this issue open for a while to give you a chance to review, let me know when you're happy and I'll close it. If I don't hear from you in a few days I'll close it, you can always DM me if you have any issues.)

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