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WaitForm Class

A small form, designed to display the progress of a lengthy operation. The form’s display is managed by the SplashScreenManager component.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraWaitForm

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraEditors.v23.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Win.Navigation

Declaration

public class WaitForm :
    SplashFormBase

Remarks

A WaitForm contains an animated image (obtained from the current skin) and two custom labels (caption and description) displayed one under the other:

ProgressPanel

To create a Wait Form, drop a SplashScreenManager component onto your form, click the component’s tag and then click the Add Wait Form link in the SplashScreenManager Tasks window that will open:

SplashScreenManager-Tasks.png

This generates a WaitForm descendant that you can modify at design time or in code.

using DevExpress.XtraWaitForm;

namespace WindowsFormsApplication445
{
    public partial class WaitForm1 : WaitForm
    {
        public WaitForm1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
            this.progressPanel1.AutoHeight = true;
            this.progressPanel1.Caption = "My caption";
            this.progressPanel1.ShowCaption = true;
            this.progressPanel1.Description = "My description";
            this.progressPanel1.ShowDescription = true;
            this.progressPanel1.ToolTip = "My tooltip";
            this.progressPanel1.ShowToolTips = true;
            this.progressPanel1.WaitAnimationType = DevExpress.Utils.Animation.WaitingAnimatorType.Ring;
            this.progressPanel1.CaptionToDescriptionDistance = 5;
        }
     }
}

A Wait Form needs to be manually displayed, using the methods provided by the SplashScreenManager component.

See Wait Form to learn more.

Inheritance

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Object
MarshalByRefObject
Component
Control
ScrollableControl
ContainerControl
Form
DevExpress.XtraEditors.DForm
DevExpress.Utils.Win.TopFormBase
DevExpress.Utils.Win.CustomTopForm
DevExpress.Utils.Win.StickLookAndFeelForm
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