什么叫循环进度条？
好吧，我只是不知道正确的术语是什么。 我正在寻找正确的名称来调用“循环”的进度条。 与从左到右填充到 100% 的标准进度条不同，这看起来与进度条一模一样，但一小部分填充颜色不断循环，永远不会将整个进度条填充到 100%，基本上使它成为一个永恒的进度条。类似于 Ajax 加载图像 的进度条。 微软现在喜欢在他们的对话框中使用这个进度条。
你怎么称呼这个东西，以便我可以搜索一些控件等？ .Net 有对此的控制吗？
谢谢
Ok I'm just at a loss for what the correct terminology is for this. I'm looking for the correct name to call a progress bar that "loops". Instead of the standard progress bar that fills up from left to right to 100%, this looks exactly like the progress bar but a small portion of the fill color constantly loops, never filling the whole progress bar to 100%, basically making it an eternal progress bar similar to a Ajax loading image. Microsoft likes to use this progress bar in their dialogs now.
What do you call this thing so I can search for some controls, etc.? Does .Net have a control for this?
Thanks
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我认为在 Windows 中，进度条据说处于选取框模式。
请参阅 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-我们/库/bb760816%28VS.85%29.aspx
In Windows the progress bars are said to be in Marquee mode I think.
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb760816%28VS.85%29.aspx
不确定的进度条？
Java 的
JProgressBar特指“不确定模式”Indeterminate progress bar?
Java's
JProgressBarspecifically refers to "Indeterminate mode"在GTK中，它是一个正常的进度条，只需将其设置为“脉冲”模式即可。
In GTK, its a normal progress bar, just set it to "Pulse" mode.
我一直都知道一个忙碌指示器作为“旋转器”并不指示相对进度。 在本例中它可能是一个酒吧，但它是同一件事。
I've always known a busy indicator that doesn't indicate relative progress as a "spinner". It may be a bar in this case, but it's the same thing.
我听说它的名称如下：
I've heard it called the following:
谷歌搜索“loading gif”会返回很多示例。 加载图标也有效。
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&um=1&sa=1&q=loading+gif&btnG=Search+images&aq=f&oq=加载+gi
A google search for "loading gif" returns quite a few examples. Loading icon works too.
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&um=1&sa=1&q=loading+gif&btnG=Search+images&aq=f&oq=loading+gi
不久前，当我在 ebuyer.com 上设计弹出式图片库时，我也遇到了同样的困惑。 我认为“预加载器”或“加载动画”可能是最准确的描述。
进度条会提供有关您可以等待的时间的实际视觉反馈，而您只是想给用户一些反馈，表明他们的操作已被确认并且响应正在等待。
我认为Windows将光标描述为“等待”。 在麦克土地上，我们将其称为“沙滩球”。
I had the same boggle a while back while I was designing the pop up image gallery on ebuyer.com. I think a "pre-loader" or "loading animation" is probably the most accurate description.
A progress bar gives actual visual feedback on the amount of time you can expect to wait, whereas you are just looking to give the user some feeback that their action has been acknowledged and the response is pending.
I think windows describes the cursor as "wait". In Mac land we know it as the "beach ball".
我不知道他们叫什么，但他们让我烦恼。 它们是对一种工具的误用，该工具旨在完成一件事 - 指示长时间运行的任务距离完成有多近 - 到另一个不同的问题 - 让用户放心，不确定长度的长时间运行的任务实际上仍在运行。
最让用户（“用户”，我的意思是“我”）恼火的事情之一就是你经常看到微软做的事情：任务正在运行，进度条逐渐填满，然后，当它到达终点时，又会重新开始。 您意识到自己被骗了：UI 告诉您任务即将完成，但突然您发现事实并非如此，程序实际上不知道任务何时完成。
I don't know what they're called, but they bug me. They're a misapplication of a tool designed to do one thing - indicate how close a long-running task is to completion - to a different problem - reassure the user that a long-running task of indeterminate length is actually still running.
One of the things that is most infuriating to the user (and by "the user," I mean "me") is something you see Microsoft doing every so often: a task is running, the progress bar is gradually filling, and then, when it gets to the end, it starts over again. And you realize that you've been lied to: the UI told you that the task was about to complete, but suddenly you can see that's not true, the program actually doesn't have any idea when the task's going to complete.
我听说它被称为Spinner
I've heard it called a Spinner
“Throbber”也是一个广泛使用的术语。
'Throbber' is also a term that's used widely.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Wi6C1xNhbg
这是使用 VB 2008 中的进度条。要反转动画，只需更改进度条的一些属性：“RightToLeft”为 yes，“RightToLeftLayout”为 true。 然后使用计时器每次将属性翻转回来。
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Wi6C1xNhbg
This is using the progress bar in VB 2008. To reverse the animation just change a few properties of the progress bar: 'RightToLeft' to yes and 'RightToLeftLayout' to true. Then use a timer to flip the properties back each time.