2013-12-27, 01:17
Is there a way to code a slider with discrete values?
Ie in an imaginary world:
initialvalue, step, lower and upper define a slider that would have limits 0 to 10, and step by one each time.
The situation I'm in now is having a load of buttons lined up with values "0", "1" ..."10". A slider would look a lot nicer.
I've tried putting this into python:
But this code crashes when trying to access any method of "slider". The slider exists and dir(slider) reports methods correctly.
Ie in an imaginary world:
Code:
<control type="slider" id="22212">
<description>My first slider control</description>
<left>100</left>
<top>570</top>
<width>375</width>
<height>30</height>
<visible>true</visible>
<initialvalue>5</initialvalue>
<step>1</step>
<lower>0</lower>
<upper>10</upper>
<texturesliderbar>osd_slider_bg_2.png</texturesliderbar>
<textureslidernib>osd_slider_nibNF.png</textureslidernib>
<textureslidernibfocus>osd_slider_nib.png</textureslidernibfocus>
</control>initialvalue, step, lower and upper define a slider that would have limits 0 to 10, and step by one each time.
The situation I'm in now is having a load of buttons lined up with values "0", "1" ..."10". A slider would look a lot nicer.
I've tried putting this into python:
Code:
slider = xbmcgui.Window(xxx).getControl(yyy)
percent = slider.getPercent()
stepsize = 1/numofsteps
step = int(round(percent/stepsize))But this code crashes when trying to access any method of "slider". The slider exists and dir(slider) reports methods correctly.