Re: Getting multiple sliders to interact in an NSMartix
Re: Getting multiple sliders to interact in an NSMartix
- Subject: Re: Getting multiple sliders to interact in an NSMartix
- From: Alexander Schutte <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 24 Jan 2003 16:51:12 +0100
So if i get ir Right, SliderAction: is a action of an custom class of
NSMatrix say sliderMatrix,
how then does sliderMatrix know which slider is which aka how do you
set the ne value for the second slider if the first changes. I don't
seem to find a way to get names into the NSMatrix cells.
On vrijdag, jan 24, 2003, at 15:42 Europe/Amsterdam, j o a r wrote:
What about something like this where you have two sliders connected to
the same action:
- (IBAction) sliderAction:(id) sender
{
int newValue = [sender intValue];
[sliderOne setIntValue: ((sender == sliderOne) ? newValue : (100 -
newValue))
[sliderTwo setIntValue: ((sender == sliderTwo) ? newValue : (100 -
newValue))
}
j o a r
On Friday, Jan 24, 2003, at 14:40 Europe/Stockholm, Alexander Schutte
wrote:
for some time i am trying to get a set of liders to inteact with each
other, thus making a new control.
what i want to do is to get 2 or more sliders to add up their value
and not let the total surpass 100%
while each slider has a scale from 0% to 100%.
I want to use the sliders to get a use to choose an allocation from
the slides.
Since it would be best to create new object to do as a subclass of
NSMatrix i
tried to get this to work bu i cant get the values of the separate
sliders to interact.
I did the same thing in flash mx (javascript) but i want this to be
an real cocoa app.
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