Android Question Where's SeekBar.Value and SeekBar.Max?

mangojack

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• Mar 17, 2021

• #2

Are you adding The Seekbar to a Layout in the Designer ... There is no need to Initialize the Seekbar ... ( or other Views if added with the Designer)

All the relevant Methods / Properties appear fine here ...



and likewise for .Value property

 

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Jim McDougal

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• Mar 17, 2021

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I am adding SeekBar to the Layout in the Designer (and not initializing in code). My members list is as shown:



No .Max and no .Value. Any ideas why it would look different than yours?

Thanks!

 

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klaus

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• Mar 17, 2021

• #4

I am not sure if Seekbar has an XUI overlay for B4XViews.
The image of mangojack is based on Seekbar.
Your image is based on B4XView.

You might have a look at B4XSeekBar from the XUI Views b4xlib.


You will find of course also the MaxValue property.

 

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Jim McDougal

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• Mar 17, 2021

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Voila. That's exactly what it is. I created two SeekBars in Designer, one as SeekBar and one as B4XView. The SeekBar instance showed .Value and .Max as members.

I will investigate B4XSeekBar in the XUI Views b4xlib. Thank you , Gents.

 

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klaus

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• Mar 17, 2021

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You may have a look at chapter 4 Compatibilities B4A B4i B4J XUI in the B4XCross-platform projects booklet.
It contains a none exhaustive list of compatibilities between B4A, B4i, B4J and XUI.

 

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