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Hi

I want this sliderbar to have ticks which display the number/value of that position:

_____________    <-- slider
| | | | | | |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

something like that, yet i found nothing in the helpfile :lmao:

current code:

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
Global $amount
GUICreate ( "Conjure Water v1.2b", 300, 150)


$slider = GUICtrlCreateSlider (50,30,200,20,$TBS_AUTOTICKS)
GuiCtrlSetLimit ($slider, 20, 10)   
$button = GUICtrlCreateButton ( "OK",110,100,80,20) 
GuiSetState()
GuiCtrlSetData ($slider, 0)

While 1
    $tempvar = GUiGetMsg()
    
    If  $tempvar = $button Then 
        $amount = GuiCtrlRead ($slider)
        ExitLoop
    Endif
Wend
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Hi

I want this sliderbar to have ticks which display the number/value of that position:

_____________    <-- slider
| | | | | | |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

something like that, yet i found nothing in the helpfile :ph34r:

current code:

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
Global $amount
GUICreate ( "Conjure Water v1.2b", 300, 150)
$slider = GUICtrlCreateSlider (50,30,200,20,$TBS_AUTOTICKS)
GuiCtrlSetLimit ($slider, 20, 10)   
$button = GUICtrlCreateButton ( "OK",110,100,80,20) 
GuiSetState()
GuiCtrlSetData ($slider, 0)

While 1
    $tempvar = GUiGetMsg()
    
    If  $tempvar = $button Then 
        $amount = GuiCtrlRead ($slider)
        ExitLoop
    Endif
Wend
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Maybe there are more Extended Style options, but I couldn't find them... :lmao:

Edited by PsaltyDS
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ive tried to chance this "1 tick per 10 pts of range" to 1 tick per 1pt, doesnt work tho, maybe ive done something wrong.

style [optional]Defines the style of the control. See GUI Control Styles Appendix.

$TBS_AUTOTICKS - 0x0001 - Adds tick marks when you set the range on the trackbar by using the TBM_SETRANGE message.

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
Global $amount
GUICreate ( "Conjure Water v1.2b", 300, 150)

$TBM_SETRANGE = 1     ; <----- should chance ticks to be displayed every pt of range according to the helpfile
$slider = GUICtrlCreateSlider (50,30,200,20,$TBS_AUTOTICKS)
GuiCtrlSetLimit ($slider, 20,10)
$button = GUICtrlCreateButton ( "OK",110,100,80,20) 
GuiSetState()
GuiCtrlSetData ($slider, 0)

While 1
    $tempvar = GUiGetMsg()
    
    If  $tempvar = $button Then 
        $amount = GuiCtrlRead ($slider)
        ExitLoop
    Endif
Wend
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ive tried to chance this "1 tick per 10 pts of range" to 1 tick per 1pt, doesnt work tho, maybe ive done something wrong.

I saw that in the helpfile, but couldn't find any other reference to "TBM_SETRANGE message". :ph34r:

Maybe one the smart people will clue us dummies in on how that works.

:lmao:

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  • 3 weeks later...

I saw that in the helpfile, but couldn't find any other reference to "TBM_SETRANGE message". ;)

Maybe one the smart people will clue us dummies in on how that works.

:whistle:

Doing a dll call to sendmessage() using TBM_SETRANGE.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default....sendmessage.asp

i think :P

and this might help you out with the values, and to do other stuff with a trackbar.

http://www.minigui.com/api_ref/2.0.x/group...kbar__msgs.html

Edited by CHRIS95219
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