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Progress bar shows time before ping closes #3

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@Nzen Nzen commented Jan 10, 2015

I added a jprogressbar to the top of the ping window so I wouldn't dither too long and need to edit out the AFK entry later. I admit that the merge will need some cleanup (like the dissonant readme tone). However, I'm not going to do anything more to this and felt others might benefit from the change.

This branch involves putting a jprogressbar onto the frame to warn the user how long sho'he has to describe that moment. Currently, I just made a gui mockup from the original that shows the components so I can fuss with the GridBagLayout without the rest of the program.
Added a progress bar to FakePing and moved all the other components down one row in the GridBagLayout. FakePing is driven by a swingworker that sleeps each second. Next step involves putting this onto the PingWindow.
I added ticker to the pingwindow, but couldn't see it in the time I waited. The random duration must be suppressable during testing somehow. Perhaps by changing the enum in settingtype to 5 minutes.
I just saw that this is the right jar (wasn't sure). It's been packaged by eclipse, so your mileage may vary. Really, I should blow one of my pings to see how off the bar is, but I don't want to mess up my data :p
So, I've been using this version of tagtime a while now. The progressbar is nice in warning me how long I have left. Perhaps I should have put the entry window in the config. I had other plans too, but I don't think that tagtime is a good fit given the Really random schedule. So thanks muchly player-03.
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