Progress Bar for terminal and KDE

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README.md

ProgressBar

Usage

This example will use your Terminal, if possible. If your program will be started without a Terminal, it will use kdialog for display a window.

pb = ProgressBar.new 100, 'Initial Text...'
pb.i += 5
pb.inc! 5
pb.text = 'Something different'
pb.inc! 20
pb.text = 'Second phase'
pb.inc! 60
pb.text = 'Last Steps'
pb.inc! 20
pb.text = 'Done!'

If you want to force to use kdialog use ProgressBar::KDialog.new or if you want to use your Console, use ProgressBar::Console.