The progress bar will create a mess if it is more than 3 less the maximum bar width.
The progress function should be using the maximum width of the screen (82 cells in the example below), however it is not.
On the call of the function, there is also a space before the [ in the bar.
Mode 82,25 For /l %%A in (0,1,1000) do (Call Progress 82 %%A 1000)
Will generate:
Notice the space on the far left as well.
The current workaround is to have your progress bar length be at least N-3 where N is the length of your CMD.
The progress bar will create a mess if it is more than 3 less the maximum bar width.
The progress function should be using the maximum width of the screen (82 cells in the example below), however it is not.
On the call of the function, there is also a space before the
[in the bar.Mode 82,25 For /l %%A in (0,1,1000) do (Call Progress 82 %%A 1000)Will generate:
Notice the space on the far left as well.
The current workaround is to have your progress bar length be at least N-3 where N is the length of your CMD.