Circular Determinate ProgressBar – Android Studio Tutorial
By default Android only offers a circular indeterminate ProgressBar, that has a spinning animation and indicates that something is loading, but doesn’t show the actual progress. If we want a determinate progress bar that shows the progress, we usually have to set it to a horizontal ProgressBar with style= »?android:progressBarStyleHorizontal ».
In this video you’re going to learn, how to create a circular determinate ProgressBar with the progressDrawable attribute and a self made XML drawable.
Example code:
https://gist.github.com/codinginflow/8ee30fd93fd0c973960dc9edee39c1d6
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