Floodgauge widget of ttkbootstrap

A progress indicator of any process which can display the value.

Parameters


`cursor`	Shape of the mouse over the widget, List of Cursor shapes are here .
`font`	font style of the Label over it ['Family',size, 'style'] ,
`length`	Length of the long axis, it is width if orientation is horizontal, otherwise height.
`maximum`	Maximum value (default 100)
`mode`	determinate (default ) \| indeterminate. If the value is not known during the process then indeterminate mode is to be used. The rectanble will bounce back and forth indicating the progress is on.
`bootstyle`	Style keyword, options are primary, secondary, success,info,warning,danger, light, dark
`takefocus`	False ( default ), If it is set to True then widget is included in focus traversal.
`text`	Text to be displayed , associated with floodgauge.textvariable.
`value`	Float, the current value of Floodgauge.
`mask`	A string format to show the value ( See examples below )
`**kwargs`	Other keyword arguments.

Floodgauge to display process progress and managing using parameters #10

import ttkbootstrap as ttk
from ttkbootstrap.constants import *

my_w = ttk.Window()
my_w.geometry("400x100")  # width and height
c=0 # column value 
fg1 = ttk.Floodgauge(
    bootstyle=INFO,
    mask='INFO ' + '{}%',
    value=40,
    maximum=100,
    length=350    
    )
fg1.grid(row=1, column=1,padx=15,pady=10)

my_w.mainloop()

configure()

We can manage parameters by using configure().

fg1.configure(value=65,orient='vertical')

Displaying value

We will update the Floodgauge by using a button, each click of the button will increase the value by 10 and display the same value on a Label.

import ttkbootstrap as ttk
from ttkbootstrap.constants import *

my_w = ttk.Window()
my_w.geometry("620x320")  # width and height

fg = ttk.Floodgauge(
    bootstyle=INFO,
    font=(None, 10, 'bold'),
    mask='Memory {}%',
    value=15,
    maximum=100,
    length=500,
)
fg.grid(row=1, column=1, padx=10, pady=10,columnspan=3)

def my_upd():
    fg.variable.set(fg.variable.get()+10) # increaes value by 10
    l2.configure(text=str(fg.variable.get())) # Show on Label 

b1=ttk.Button(my_w,text='Jump',command=my_upd,bootstyle=SUCCESS)
b1.grid(row=2,column=1,padx=10,pady=20)

l2=ttk.Button(my_w,text=str(fg.variable.get()),bootstyle=DANGER)
l2.grid(row=2,column=2,padx=10,pady=20)

my_w.mainloop()

Using bootstyle parameter

Inside a for loop we can add different available bootstrap style colours by using bootstyle parameter.

import ttkbootstrap as ttk
from ttkbootstrap.constants import *

my_w = ttk.Window()
my_w.geometry("870x100")  # width and height
c=0 # column value 
for my_style in my_w.style.colors:  # List of styles
    fg = ttk.Floodgauge(
    bootstyle=my_style,
    font=(None, 8, 'bold'),
    mask=my_style +' {}%',
    value=40,
    maximum=100,
    
    )
    fg.grid(row=1, column=c,padx=4,pady=10)
    c = c + 1

my_w.mainloop()

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