Creating a Simple Slide in Java

Examples The following java program is a variation of the previous sample program list. Within this program, the list was made in order to be selected more than one option.

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Here is an example program:


01 import java.awt .*;
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03 import java.awt.event .*;
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05 import javax.swing .*;
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07 import javax.swing.event .*;
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09 public class extends JFrame {SimpleSliderDemo
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11 private JSlider slider;
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13 private JTextField txtValue;
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15 public SimpleSliderDemo () {
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17 super ("JSlider Simple");
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19 Container container = getContentPane ();
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21 container.setLayout (new FlowLayout ());
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23 txtValue = new JTextField (20);
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25 txtValue.setBackground (Color.WHITE);
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27 txtValue.setEditable (false);
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29 slider = new JSlider (SwingConstants.HORIZONTAL, 0,100,50);
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31 txtValue.setText (String.valueOf (slider.getValue ()));
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Slider.setMinorTickSpacing 33 (5);
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Slider.setMajorTickSpacing 35 (20);
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37 slider.setPaintTicks (true);
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39 slider.setLabelTable (slider.getLabelTable ());
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41 slider.setPaintLabels (true);
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43 slider.addChangeListener (
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45 new ChangeListener () {
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47 public void stateChanged (ChangeEvent e) {
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49 txtValue.setText (String.valueOf (slider.getValue ()));
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51}
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53}
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55);
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57 container.add (txtValue);
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59 container.add (slider);
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61 setSize (280.200);
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63 setVisible (true);
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65}
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67 public static void main (String args []) {
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69 JFrame.setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated (true);
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71 SimpleSliderDemo SimpleSliderDemo test = new ();
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73 test.setDefaultCloseOperation (JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
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75}
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77}