#ifndef PROGRESSSTATUSBAR_HPP #define PROGRESSSTATUSBAR_HPP #include #include #include "../../callback.hpp" class wxTimer; class wxGauge; class wxButton; class wxTimerEvent; class wxStatusBar; class wxWindow; class wxFrame; class wxString; namespace Slic3r { /** * @brief The ProgressStatusBar class is the widgets occupying the lower area * of the Slicer main window. It consists of a message area to the left and a * progress indication area to the right with an optional cancel button. */ class ProgressStatusBar { wxStatusBar *self; // we cheat! It should be the base class but: perl! wxTimer *timer_; wxGauge *prog_; wxButton *cancelbutton_; public: /// Cancel callback function type using CancelFn = std::function; ProgressStatusBar(wxWindow *parent = nullptr, int id = -1); ~ProgressStatusBar(); int get_progress() const; void set_progress(int); int get_range() const; void set_range(int = 100); void show_progress(bool); void start_busy(int = 100); void stop_busy(); inline bool is_busy() const { return busy_; } void set_cancel_callback(CancelFn = CancelFn()); inline void remove_cancel_callback() { set_cancel_callback(); } void run(int rate); void embed(wxFrame *frame = nullptr); void set_status_text(const wxString& txt); // Temporary methods to satisfy Perl side void show_cancel_button(); void hide_cancel_button(); PerlCallback m_perl_cancel_callback; private: bool busy_ = false; CancelFn cancel_cb_; }; namespace GUI { using Slic3r::ProgressStatusBar; } } #endif // PROGRESSSTATUSBAR_HPP