[news.eclipse.platform.swt] Re: Stop ProgressBar which is running SWT.IN

["Simon Rutishauser" <simon.rutishauser@xxxxxx>]

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> My suggestion would be to either use setVisible() or swap out the
> SWT.INDETERMINATE progress bar for a standard progress bar when you want
> to show that the process is complete.  (that is, use the indeterminate one
> while the process is proceeding, but when the process is complete, remove
> the indeterminate one and add a determinate one with
> setSelection(getMaximum()) or thereabouts.

not really, as I only have to stop the bar if the thing _fails_ and
therefore is not complete. But as I pointed out in my other posting I'll
try it with using a standard bar and simulating the INTDETERMINATE style
on my own

Peschmä