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burakbagdatli
Level III

Slider Boxes similar to the Range Sliders on the Constraint Profiler Platform

I would like to create sliders such as the ones created in Contour Profiler platform:

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I believe the Slider Bar used here is not documented because each row would need their own minimums and maximums and set value so I have no idea to achieve something like that with the documented Slider Box. I found a "Get N" function that returns the number of sliders in a slider box, but I cannot find any documentation for having multiple sliders in a slider box.

 

I tried to create journals from it but I could never get it to run as a piece of JSL code.

 

I like the fact that it has ranges and a set value in the middle. It also can create a mark in the middle for a reference value for example. I cannot build something like this from the usual Slider Box or Range Slider Box.

 

 

Has anyone managed to create such sliders using JSL?

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ih
Super User (Alumni) ih
Super User (Alumni)

Re: Slider Boxes similar to the Range Sliders on the Constraint Profiler Platform

You can build that with a table of slider boxes.  This might get you started:

 

names default to here(1);

dt = Open("$Sample_data/iris.jmp");
cols = dt << get column names(numeric);
sliderval = list();

New Window("Slider Test",
	tb = table box(
		cName = string col box("Name",{}),
		cSlider = col box("Slider",{})
	)
);

for(c=1, c<= n items(cols), c++,
	vals = Column(cols[c]) << get values;
	cName << add element(char(cols[c]));
	cSlider << add element(slider box(
		min(vals),
		max(vals)
	) );
);