progress.c File Reference

#include "elinks.h"
#include "network/progress.h"
#include "util/error.h"
#include "util/memory.h"
#include "util/time.h"

Include dependency graph for progress.c:

Macros
#define	SPD_DISP_TIME   ((milliseconds_T) 100)
#define	CURRENT_SPD_AFTER   ((milliseconds_T) 100)

Functions
int	has_progress (struct progress *progress)
struct progress *	init_progress (off_t start)
void	done_progress (struct progress *progress)
static void	progress_timeout (void *progress_voidptr)
	Timer callback for progress.timer.
void	update_progress (struct progress *progress, off_t loaded, off_t size, off_t pos)
void	start_update_progress (struct progress *progress, void(*timer_func)(void *), void *timer_func_data)

Macro Definition Documentation

CURRENT_SPD_AFTER

#define CURRENT_SPD_AFTER   ((milliseconds_T) 100)

SPD_DISP_TIME

#define SPD_DISP_TIME   ((milliseconds_T) 100)

Function Documentation

done_progress()

void done_progress

(

struct progress *

progress

)

has_progress()

int has_progress

(

struct progress *

progress

)

init_progress()

struct progress * init_progress

(

off_t

start

)

progress_timeout()

void progress_timeout ( void * progress_voidptr )

static

Timer callback for progress.timer.

As explained in install_timer(), this function must erase the expired timer ID from all variables.

start_update_progress()

void start_update_progress	(	struct progress *	progress,
		void(*	timer_func )(void *),
		void *	timer_func_data )

Unlike in install_timer(), timer_func need not erase the expired timer ID from progress->timer. update_progress() installs the timer with a wrapper function that takes care of erasing the timer ID.

update_progress()

void update_progress	(	struct progress *	progress,
		off_t	loaded,
		off_t	size,
		off_t	pos )