## class XGStatusBar

> Declared in <XStatusBar.h>
> Declared from XGSlider

> This implements the abstraction of a range of controls which not only have a value, but an adjustable minimum and maximum value

Message dispatch

> XGStatusBar::DoDrawView
> XGStatusBar::DrawStatusBar
> XGStatusBar::GetMaxValue
> XGStatusBar::GetMinValue
> XGStatusBar::GetValue
> XGStatusBar::SetMaxValue
> XGStatusBar::SetMinValue
> XGStatusBar::SetValue
> XGStatusBar::XGStatusBar
> XGStatusBar::~XGStatusBar

Message dispatch

XGStatusBar::DoDrawView

> Usage: void XGStatusBar::DoDrawView(Rect)

> Draw the view immediately

XGStatusBar::DrawStatusBar

> Usage: void XGStatusBar::DrawStatusBar(void)

> Draw the status bar immediately

XGStatusBar::GetMaxValue

> Usage: long XGStatusBar::GetMaxValue()

> Get my maximum value

XGStatusBar::GetMinValue

> Usage: long XGStatusBar::GetMinValue()

> Get my minimum value

XGStatusBar::GetValue

> Usage: long XGStatusBar::GetValue()

> 8 Get my current value

XGStatusBar::SetMaxValue

> Usage: void XGStatusBar::SetMaxValue(long value)

> Set my maximum value

XGStatusBar::SetMinValue

> Usage: void XGStatusBar::SetMinValue(long value)

> Set my minimum value.

XGStatusBar::SetValue

> Usage: void XGStatusBar::SetValue(long value)

> Set my value. This draws the status bar immediately. The 'fUpdate' flag is used to determine if I should update when the value is the same; that's set when the min or max values are changed.

XGStatusBar::XGStatusBar

> Usage: void XGStaticText::DoDrawView(Rect)

> Construct me

XGStatusBar::~XGStatusBar

> Usage: XGStatusBar::~XGStatusBar()

> Go the way of the dodo