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TMtxProgressDialog Members

The following tables list the members exposed by TMtxProgressDialog.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Points to the progress dialog form, showing while thread is running, if ShowDialog property is True. 
 
Allows execution stop by user. 
 
Counts number of loops. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Returns the negatated value of BlockAssign. 
 
Assign values of all published properties from Source. 
 
Assign values of "template-like" published properties from Source. 
 
This is Create, a member of class TMtxProgressDialog. 
 
Set the range of loop with one procedure call. 
 
Control external progress bar. 
 
This is Destroy, a member of class TMtxProgressDialog. 
 
Load a template from file. 
 
Load a template from stream. 
 
Reset is called after loading the data from stream or file.  
 
Save template to file. 
 
Save template to stream. 
 
Call Start to start the execution of the thread. 
 
Stop 
Call Stop to request the loop to stop executing. 
 
Signals the thread that it should terminate. 
 
Returns when the thread has finished. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Returns True, if the component editor is displayed. 
 
Stores a list of components that have to be notified, when this component is destroyed. 
 
This is TerminatingException, a member of class TMtxProgressDialog. 
 
This is TerminatingExceptionClass, a member of class TMtxProgressDialog. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Triggered when an exception has occured inside the Thread and the thread is about to exit. 
 
Called before the thread start executing. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Destroy object when thread ends. 
 
Call OnCompute in infinite loop. 
 
Number of OnCompute calls. 
 
Number of loops to execute if InternalLoop property is set to True. 
 
Max 
Sets the upper index of "for loop". 
 
Min 
Deines the lower index of the "for loop". 
 
Event executed just before the object will be destroyed. 
 
Event used to perform clean up for the thread. 
 
Place the actual threading algorithm in this event. 
 
Event used to perform initialization for the thread. 
 
Event used for progress indicators. 
 
If True, the component will display it's default progress dialog. 
 
Bypass thread. 
 
Allows the user to specify the name of the thread. 
 
Thread priority. 
 
Defines the time interval. 
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