Hi,
Yes, you can although not directly.
use *setLabelTable* for labels (see *createStandardLabels* to understand).
You will need also *setMinimum*, *setMaximum* and
*setMinorTickSpacing*(with value 1).
Now, about "real values". You can disconnect your ticks values from "labels"
with a vector. So, don't use directly value from JSlider but instead values
from your vector (which is dynamic). Code in which you are interested is in
red.
Code (must be tested, hope is correct)
//put values in vector
Vector<Integer> dynArray = new Vector<Integer>();
//here your function must complete the dynamic values
dynArray.add(1);
dynArray.add(3);
dynArray.add(6);
dynArray.add(10);
Hashtable<Integer,JLabel> dictionary = new Hashtable<Integer,JLabel>();
for(int i = 0; i < dynArray.size(); i++){
dictionary.put(dynArray.get(i), new
JLabel(dynArray.get(i).toString()));
}
JSlider jsl = new JSlider();//here you have your slider
jsl.setMinimum(0);//0
jsl.setMaximum(dynArray.size()-1);//3 in this case
jsl.setMinorTickSpacing(1);
jsl.setLabelTable(dictionary);//here "labels" are different from values
......
//when reading the Slider don't use JSlider value but convert it from
Vector
int realValue = dynArray.get(jsl.getValue());//{1,3,6,10};
P.S. Don't forget to empty *dynArray* and *dictionary* before reusing if
they are global in class. Sometimes, now rarely I forget also.
Best regards,
Vasile Braileanu
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