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    qwe3
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    Hi,

    I need to widget, which will be use, when the application will be start. So this is a "loading / waiting widget". I know there is a QProgressBar, but I don't know how long will be application started. I need something like GIF, where we have loop:

    widget.png

    How can I do that?

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    • SGaistS Offline
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      SGaist
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      Hi,

      It seems you are looking for QSplashScreen.

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        qwe3
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        @SGaist Thank you, but I find something, what I'm looking for:

            QProgressBar *bar = new QProgressBar(this);
            bar->setGeometry(50,50,300,40);
            bar->setTextVisible(false);
            bar->setStyleSheet("QProgressBar::chunk {    background-color: #2196F3; width: 10px;  margin: 0.5px;}");
            bar->setMinimum(0);
            bar->setMaximum(0);
        

        Now I have exactly, what I want, but I have 2 other problems:

        1. how to change speed of move blue rectangles in this progressBar?
        2. how to change the amount of blue rectangles in progressBar? I know that I can change width in styleSheet to 20 px, but I would like to have width = 10 px, but I would like to change percent of blue rectangles to 20% in progressBar.
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        • SGaistS Offline
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          SGaist
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          wrote on last edited by
          #4
          1. AFAIK you can't
          2. AFAIK the number is dependent on the width of the bar and the number of steps.

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          • Q qwe3

            @SGaist Thank you, but I find something, what I'm looking for:

                QProgressBar *bar = new QProgressBar(this);
                bar->setGeometry(50,50,300,40);
                bar->setTextVisible(false);
                bar->setStyleSheet("QProgressBar::chunk {    background-color: #2196F3; width: 10px;  margin: 0.5px;}");
                bar->setMinimum(0);
                bar->setMaximum(0);
            

            Now I have exactly, what I want, but I have 2 other problems:

            1. how to change speed of move blue rectangles in this progressBar?
            2. how to change the amount of blue rectangles in progressBar? I know that I can change width in styleSheet to 20 px, but I would like to have width = 10 px, but I would like to change percent of blue rectangles to 20% in progressBar.
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            Kent-Dorfman
            wrote on last edited by
            #5

            @qwe3 said in Is there a loading widget?:

            how to change speed of move blue rectangles in this progressBar?
            how to change the amount of blue rectangles in progressBar? I know that I can change width in styleSheet to 20 px, but I would like to have width = 10 px, but I would like to change percent of blue rectangles to 20% in progressBar.

            If you don't like the granularity of the QProgressBar then you'll have to design a custom widget that does what you need. Looks like the granularity of progress is fixed or precacluted by the stock widget.

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