Visualize long running Task in Dockpane

FabianLinsel

Hi all!

I've created a dockpane that executes a long running process.

My Customer wants my AddIn to visualize its Progress exactly like the Progress in the Geoprocessing-Tools with an Details-Dialoge (Screenshots).

Is there any Documentation about a Progressbar like that or any Community-Sample?
I've only found WPF-ProgressBar, Spinner and the ProgressDialog but not the one I'm searching for.

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Wolf

The Geoprocessing tool's dockpane is using a third party control(s) for its user interface including the progress bar.  Unfortunately this control is not available through the Pro SDK's API.  You can however, style a WPF Progressbar control to match the Geoprocessing's progress bar.   The Overlay3D community sample is using a progress bar on a dockpane:  arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/Map-Exploration/Overlay3D at master · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples (github.com).  

As with all WPF controls you have to make sure that you update any WPF properties only on the GUI thread.  To show progress from a background or worker thread (like from within QueuedTask.Run() ) you have to update the ProgressValue property of the WPF progress bar on the GUI thread, which you can do by using the Dispatcher's Invoke method:

System.Windows.Application.Current.Dispatcher.Invoke(() => {
  // update your WPF property here:
  ProgressValue++;
});