ANPieLoader is a simple UIView subclass for indicating a task's progress through a pie chart UI. It allows custom pie and border colors, as well as the customization of border size and padding. With all of these great features, why wouldn't you use ANPieLoader?
Get started by creating a new ANPieLoader, and adding it to your view:
loadingBar = [(ANPieLoader *)[ANPieLoader alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(10, 10, 300, 300)
style:ANPieLoaderStyleRounded];
[loadingBar setBorderWidth:4];
[loadingBar setBorderPadding:3];
[loadingBar setProgress:0.83];
[self.view addSubview:loadingBar];
Change the progress with [loadingBar setProgress:x]
, and even animate a progress change as follows:
[loadingBar moveToProgress:x duration:0.5];
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