today I throw in this xojo control for free (LGPL). It is not perfect but it simply does its job in displaying percentage values on a Dashboard.
Feel free to download, improve and use in your projects. It would be great to use this thread for discussion or more improvements.
And I hope to give an example for more devs, throwing in their xojo code snippets or controls.
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Hey Tomas, thanks for releasing this. I am getting some jagged edges around the outside of the control. I haven’t had a look yet to see why but thought I’d ask if you happen to have a newer version before I do?
@Tomas Jakobs my apologies for bumping an old thread, but I was wondering whether you ever updated your radial progress bar for retina displays? On my retina MBP I see jagged lines on the outsides of the circular shape. I’d really like an updated version, if you have one, as I need this in my app!
In the original demo, the small and medium circles are indeed jagged.
The traditional way of avoiding jaggies is to create a much larger picture and scale it. From what I see in the demo, you can create a fairly large circle. I would try a much larger canvas placed off and above the window so it won’t show that scales it down to the displayed one.
This is what I get straight from the demo app attached to the top of this thread:
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Jason, just for your information, if you’re Retinaizing your App with App Wrapper or Xojo Scripts then mine should be also crisp because it uses shapes only
[quote=226657:@Beatrix Willius]I had accidentally deleted the files, from ftp and also from my computer. But it was easy to restore: http://www.mothsoftware.com/downloads/CoolLoadingWheelControl.zip
Again: this is using MBS.[/quote]
Thanks very much for taking the time to provide this.
today I throw in this xojo control for free (LGPL). It is not perfect but it simply does its job in displaying percentage values on a Dashboard.
Feel free to download, improve and use in your projects. It would be great to use this thread for discussion or more improvements.
And I hope to give an example for more devs, throwing in their xojo code snippets or controls.
