Capture One Progress Bar Issues
I'm noticing that the progress bar sometimes doesn't show up after the "progress" commands have been sent to Capture One.
I haven't got this sufficiently reproducible (yet) that I want to start a ticket.
What I have noticed is that in a simple script, there is no problem.
In my Script that I've just posted "Find Images not in any User Collection", I had a difficult time getting the progress bar to show at all.
I tried adding a short or long delay after the first progress bar commands, that didn't help.
I thought that it might have to do with the presence or absence of the current document's viewer, or the presence or absence of images in the current collection, but that idea wasn't proven out.
I did remove a change in the current collection immediately before the progress bar commands, that seems to be working, but I haven't had time to follow up.
I haven't got this sufficiently reproducible (yet) that I want to start a ticket.
What I have noticed is that in a simple script, there is no problem.
In my Script that I've just posted "Find Images not in any User Collection", I had a difficult time getting the progress bar to show at all.
I tried adding a short or long delay after the first progress bar commands, that didn't help.
I thought that it might have to do with the presence or absence of the current document's viewer, or the presence or absence of images in the current collection, but that idea wasn't proven out.
I did remove a change in the current collection immediately before the progress bar commands, that seems to be working, but I haven't had time to follow up.
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[Mac High Sierra Capture One Pro 12.0.2 Build 12.0.2.17]
Similar issue.
The following (jxa) does not display a progress bar (just a spinning beachball):
app = Application.currentApplication();
app.includeStandardAdditions = true;
app.progressTotalUnits = 10;
app.progressCompletedUnits = 0;
app.progressText = "Processing Images";
app.progressAdditionalText = "Preparing to process ...";
for (var i = 1; i <= 10; i++) {
app.progressAdditionalText = "Processing image " + i;
app.progressCompletedUnits = i;
delay(1);
}
If the for loop is commented out the progress bar will appear.0 -
Interesting that you're using JavaScript. I've been thinking this might the be the future.
What's a good reference and development environment for writing Javascripts on OSX?0 -
I started to look at ASobjC more seriously have you tried? 0 -
Running JXA scripts from the script menu can be problematic in builds prior to 12.1.
Please try with the current 12.1.1. and see if the issues persist.0 -
[quote="Please try with the current 12.1.1. and see if the issues persist.[/quote] wrote:
No issues. Expected behaviour when running the test script (above). Many thanks.
[Mac Pro (Late 2013), OS X 10.14.6, Capture One Pro 12.1.1]0 -
It will be a while before I can try the Progress Bar again; I will update here when I do. 0
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