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Hello, I have been using VisAD for visualization apps and I really like it. For one situation I wanted a RangeSlider that would only allow endpoints from a range of tickmarked values, such as 1. to 100. in steps of 3.0. The most obvious way to do this involved a small change to a private method in the current source for RangeSlider. In the main class I replaced: private float gripToValue(int pos, int width) { return (((maxLimit - minLimit) * ((float) (pos - GRIP_WIDTH))) / (float) (width - (GRIP_WIDTH * 2))) + minLimit; } With: private float gripToValue(int pos, int width) { return adjustValue( (((maxLimit - minLimit) * ((float) (pos - GRIP_WIDTH))) / (float) (width - (GRIP_WIDTH * 2))) + minLimit ); } public float adjustValue(float val) { return val ; } And this allowed me to do what I need in a subclass. But this means that I need to include the original RangeSlider source, and to maintain it if it changes in future versions of VisAD. Is there a better way to create the RangeSlider I want that would not involve future code maintaince? Or would it be possible to have this sort of change incorporated into the standard distribution? Thanks, Paul __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
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