C# Class HFMCmd.ProgressMonitor

When an async operation is complete, this method should be called so that the main thread waits for the monitor thread to end and clean up the progress display.

Monitors progress of an operation executing asynchronously in another thread. The supplied callback is used to determine the completion progress of the operation, and whether or not it is still running. This method blocks until the callback sets the isRunning parameter to false, or the IOutput instance indicates the operation should be cancelled, e.g. because the user hits the Escape key. For a non-blocking alternative, use MonitorProgressAsync.

Monitors progress of a synchronously executing (i.e. blocking) operation. This method spins up a background thread to poll the operation status, and so it returns immediately. Use this method when you want to monitor the progress of a long-running, blocking operation. Be sure to call this method immediately prior to invoking the operation.

Constructs a progress monitor for tracking the progress of a long- running operation and updating the progress status via an IOutput instance. Progress will be measured in percentage terms.