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Reset Spinning Progress Indicator

A simple question here for many of you. I have an indeterminate NSProgressIndicator which I start and stop many times in my code. Does it reset when you call restart it, or do you have to manually do that? If you do have to do it manually, how would I go about doing it?

Many thanks,
jrtc27

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There's no concept of resetting an indeterminate spinner... It's indeterminate. Which aspect of the spinner do you want to reset???

Yuji  2010-09-05 15:51:10
I want to reset the animation (so the darkest rectangle is at the top)
jrtc27  2010-09-05 16:17:08
Stopping the animation automatically does that. But it's not documented anywhere.
Yuji  2010-09-05 16:50:58
That answers my question - thank you! ;)
jrtc27  2010-09-05 17:48:42

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