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Re: Slider Question [message #35577]

Mon, 07 July 2003 14:34

Dave Greenwood
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In a previous article, Karthikayan Balakrishnan <lovedale27@hotmail.NOSPAM.com.PLEASEREMOVETHIS> wrote:
> Hello All,
> Is there a way to make a slider go in intervals of 5 instead of 1.
> What I mean is this: when I use a slider in a widget, it displays in
> intervals of 1. Is there a way that allows me to start with say 5 and end
> with 100. The second allowable point on the slider is 10, the third 15, the
> fourth 20 and so on. I know that I can multiply by 5 in the event_pro
> procedure but that is not reflected in the slider's label. Any suggestions
> or recommendations? Thanks.
> Karthik.

I created my own variation on RSI's CW_FSLIDER and WIDGET_SLIDER which
allowed me to specify intervals (or specific allowable values) for a
slider. It's not an object and it's not well tested but you're welcome
to it if you're interested. (It requires 4 bit map files to provide
Windows-like arrowheads on X displays.)

Dave
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