Linux Learning progress bar design ProgressBar

The progress bar is the computer in the processing of tasks, real-time, in the form of pictures to show the speed of processing tasks, completion, the amount of remaining unfinished tasks, and may need to process time, usually in a rectangular bar display.

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

void ProgressBar ()

{

Char buffer[21]={0};

int count=0;

int i=5;

while (COUNT!=20)

{

i=5;

while (i--)

buffer[count++]= ' # ';

printf ("%-20s[%d%][100%]\n", BUFFER,COUNT*100/20);

Sleep (1);//usleep (1000)

System ("clear");//fflush (stdout);

}

}

int main ()

{

ProgressBar ();

return 0;

}

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Linux Learning progress bar design ProgressBar