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Showing Progress for long code execution in AutoCAD

Showing Progress for long code execution in AutoCAD More often than not we need to write code to loop through large amount of data set, such as entities in a selection set or even entire ModelSpace/PaperSpace of a huge drawing. This process may take a while to complete. It is a common practice to show a progress bar during this lengthy processing to let user know that AutoCAD is busy processing data. With AutoCAD .NET API, one can quite easily uses the built-in Autodesk.AutoCAD.Runtime.ProgressMeter object to show progress of lengthy executing process. However, from my experience of using ProgressMeter, it often does not show a satisfactory progressing visual effect. The processing effect shown by the ProgressMeter for exact long processing operation done by the exact code could be different from one AutoCAD version to another version, and in many cases, the progress meter simply does not get refreshed during the lengthy processing. A few years back, I wrote an article on showing a pro...