úÎ,O+ž NoneTáGiven a function, return a bytestring that will call that function when it is partially consumed. The Words provided to the function will be the number of bytes that were just consumed and the total bytes consumed thus far. Works like ö, except uses fixed-size chunks of the given size. Thus, for this function, the first number passed to your function will always be the given size *except* for the last call to the function, which will be less then or equal to the final size.ªGiven a format string (described below), track the progress of a function. The argument to the callback will be the string expanded with the given progress information.Format string items:%b is the number of bytes readF%B is the number of bytes read, formatted into a human-readable string%%c is the size of the last chunk read?%C is the size of the last chunk read, formatted human-readably"%r is the rate in bytes per second(%R is the rate, formatted human-readably%% is the character %gIf you provide a total size (the maybe argument, in bytes), then you may also use the following items:1%t is the estimated time to completion in seconds=%T is the estimated time to completion, formatted as HH:MM:SS%p is the percentage complete Exactly as A, but use the given chunkSize instead of the default chunk size.sConvert a number of bytes to a string represenation that uses a reasonable unit to make the number human-readable.the format stringthe chunk sizetotal size (opt.) the action    NoneÿTrack the progress of a ByteString as it is consumed by some computation. This is the most general version in the library, and will render a progress string and pass it to the given function. See other functions for interacting with fixed-size files, the console, or generic Handles.iAs mkByteStringProgressBar, but simply print the output to the given Handle instead of using a callback.ÅTrack the loading of a file as it is consumed by some computation. The use of this function should be essentially similar to ByteString's readFile, but with a lot more arguments and side effects.uAs fileReadProgressBar, but simply write the progress bar to the given Handle instead of calling a generic function. Function to call on update.Progress bar width The size of the ByteString Prefixed label Postfixed label The ByteString to track. Handle to write to Progress bar width The size of the ByteString Prefixed label Postfixed label The file to load. Function to call on update. Progress bar width Prefixed label Postfixed label The file to load. Handle to write to Progress bar width Prefixed label Postfixed label        /bytestring-progress-1.0.6-7wuVTUYLx1QxoTW0S17yoData.ByteString.Lazy.ProgressSystem.ProgressBar.ByteString trackProgresstrackProgressWithChunkSizetrackProgressString trackProgressStringWithChunkSizebytesToUnittedStrmkByteStringProgressBarmkByteStringProgressWriterfileReadProgressBarfileReadProgressWriter buildString showPaddedshowHundredthsDivℤ