val ascii : tThe style used by bar ~style:`ASCII (which is the default). Generates bars of the form [######---].
val utf8 : tutf8 is the style used by bar ~style:`UTF8. Uses the UTF-8 block element characters (U+2588–U+258F) for progress stages, and a box-drawing character (U+2502) for delimiters.
val v :
?delims:(string * string) ->
?color:Color.t ->
?color_empty:Color.t ->
string list ->
tv stages is a bar that uses the given string stages to render progress. The first stage is interpreted as a "full" segment, with subsequent stages denoting progressively less-full segments until a final "empty" stage (which is implicitly a space if only one stage is provided).
The optional parameters are as follows:
?delims: a pair of left and right delimiters used to wrap the body of the progress bar;?color: the color of non-empty segments (including the in-progress one);?color_empty: the color of empty segments.v [ "#" ] renders like "####### ";v [ "="; ">"; " " ] renders like "======> ";v [ "4"; "3"; "2"; "1"; "0" ] renders like "444444410000";examples/bar_styles.ml in the source repository for more.Each segment of a rendering progress bar is in one of three states: full, empty or in-progress. At any given time, either the bar is entirely full or or there is exactly one in-progress segment. Given the style v [s1; s2; ... sN], these states are rendered as follows:
s1;sN if N >= 1, otherwise ' ';N <= 1, then equivalent to the empty state. Otherwise, the intermediate stages s2, s3, ... s{N-1} denote decreasing progress. For example, if there are four intermediate stages (N = 6) then s2 is used for progress in the range [0, 25%), s3 for [25%, 50%) etc.For the progress bar to render within a fixed size, the user must ensure that each of the stages must have the same rendered width.