ProgressWindow
ProgressWindow( min, max );
int min Minimum value of the progress bar.
int max Maximum value of the progress bar. Can be reset at anytime using the setNewMax() method.
ProgressWindow Object

METHOD DESCRIPTION
void setNewMax( int max ) Sets the new maximum value for the progress bar.
void setReadoutValue( int value ) Sets the current value of the progress bar.
void setElapsedTime( int time ) (optional) Sets the elapsed exposure time in seconds if the window is used for camera readout progress.
void showElapsedTime( boolean show ) Set to true to use the window for camera readout progress. This will allow the elapsed exposure time to be shown on the window. False to disable this feature. Set to true by default.
void setCustomLabel( String text, boolean showsValue ) Allows one to set a custom label for the elapsed exposure time label. The label text is set by the text parameter. The showsValue parameter is true if the custom label can set an integer value; false to only show the custom text label with no associated value.
void setCustomTitle( String text ) Allows one to set a custom title for the window.
void setIcon( File file ) Allows one to set a custom icon for the window.
void show() Displays the progress window.
void close() Exits/closes the progress window.
void test() Runs the progress window with test data for a demo.

Displays a progress window that can be used from scripts. For example, can be used to show exposure elapsed time and pixel readout. Can be used to represent the progress of other tasks from within scripts as well.

Example: Create an expose/readout progress window ...
	p = ProgressWindow( 0, 200 );
	p.show();

	... do exposure code here ...
	p.setElapsedTime( elapsedTimeValue );

	... do readout code here ...
	p.setReadoutValue( pixelCount );

	p.close();

Example: Create a custom progress window ...
	p = ProgressWindow( 0, 200 );
	p.showElapsedTime( false );
	p.setCustomLabel( "My Task", false );
	p.setCustomTitle( "My Window" );
	p.show();

	... do some task here and call setReadoutValue ...
	p.setReadoutValue( someValue );

	p.close();