source: tmcsimulator-scriptbuilder/trunk/src/scriptbuilder/gui/drawers/RangeSlider.java @ 84

package scriptbuilder.gui.drawers;



import javax.swing.JSlider;



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 */

/**

 * An extension of JSlider to select a range of values using two thumb controls.

 * The thumb controls are used to select the lower and upper value of a range

 * with predetermined minimum and maximum values.

 *

 * <p>

 * Note that RangeSlider makes use of the default BoundedRangeModel, which

 * supports an inner range defined by a value and an extent. The upper value

 * returned by RangeSlider is simply the lower value plus the extent.</p>

 */

public class RangeSlider extends JSlider

{



    /**

     * Constructs a RangeSlider with default minimum and maximum values of 0 and

     * 100.

     */

    public RangeSlider()

    {

        initSlider();

    }



    /**

     * Constructs a RangeSlider with the specified default minimum and maximum

     * values.

     */

    public RangeSlider(int min, int max)

    {

        super(min, max);

        initSlider();

    }



    /**

     * Initializes the slider by setting default properties.

     */

    private void initSlider()

    {

        setOrientation(HORIZONTAL);

    }



    /**

     * Overrides the superclass method to install the UI delegate to draw two

     * thumbs.

     */

    @Override

    public void updateUI()

    {

        setUI(new RangeSliderUI(this));

        // Update UI for slider labels.  This must be called after updating the

        // UI of the slider.  Refer to JSlider.updateUI().

        updateLabelUIs();

    }



    /**

     * Returns the lower value in the range.

     */

    @Override

    public int getValue()

    {

        return super.getValue();

    }



    /**

     * Sets the lower value in the range.

     */

    @Override

    public void setValue(int value)

    {

        int oldValue = getValue();

        if (oldValue == value)

        {

            return;

        }



        // Compute new value and extent to maintain upper value.

        int oldExtent = getExtent();

        // Ensure value is greater than minimum allowed

        int lower = Math.max(getMinimum(), value);

        // Ensure value is less than maximum allowed

        // Fix defect that was letting lower thumb go to far right.

        // Note this still allows the mouse to drag it beyond limit,

        // but when released it returns to proper place.

//        int newValue = Math.min(lower, oldValue + oldExtent);

        int newValue = Math.min(lower, getMaximum() - oldExtent);

        // Hacked to not change the extent (move the entire slider)

        //int newExtent = oldExtent + oldValue - newValue;



        // Set new value and fire a single change event.

        getModel().setRangeProperties(newValue, oldExtent, getMinimum(),

                getMaximum(), getValueIsAdjusting());

    }



    /**

     * Returns the upper value in the range.

     */

    public int getUpperValue()

    {

        return getValue() + getExtent();

    }



    /**

     * Sets the upper value in the range.

     */

    public void setUpperValue(int value)

    {

        // Compute new extent.

        int lowerValue = getValue();

        int newExtent = Math.min(Math.max(0, value - lowerValue), getMaximum() - lowerValue);



        // Set extent to set upper value.

        setExtent(newExtent);

    }

}