This example shows, how to use the JavaView
slider classes "PuInteger" and "PuDouble" for interactive
manipulation of integer and double values.
Each PuInteger or PuDouble slider consists of a label, a text field, a
slider with two arrow buttons, and a "C"-Button to get it's
configuration panel. To change the value move the slider with left mouse
button pressed, use the arrow buttons, click the mouse inside the slider bar
or type a new value into the text field.
Controls in Configuration panel:
Text field "Minimum"
Defines the minimum value, the slider can be set to.
Text field "Maximum"
Defines the maximum value, the slider can be set to.
Text field "Unit Incr"
Defines the increment or decrement for the value of the
slider, when the right or left arrow button is pressed.
Text field "Block Incr"
Defines the increment or decrement for the value of the
slider, when the left mouse button gets pressed inside the slider bar
left or right from the slider.
Text field "Accuracy"
The accuracy for the value shown in the text field in the
left of the slider.
Button "OK"
Confirm new adjusted configuration and destroy the
configuration panel.
Button "Cancel"
Destroy configuration panel without changing the
configuration of the slider.
A Java example on the use of the classes PuInteger or PuDouble in your own
projects have a look at the page
on sliders in the tutorial of the development section.