sketch-a-day/sketch_180123b/slider.py

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"""
Slider code by Peter Farell
htts://twitter.com/hackingmath
http://farrellpolymath.com/
Get the most recent version here:
https://github.com/hackingmath/python-sliders
"""
# USAGE:
#>from slider import Slider
#
# Outside the setup function I created the slider object:
#
#>slider1 = Slider(0,20,6)
#
# You have to tell it the range of the slider (in this case 0 to 20)
# and the default value, when the program first runs (in this case, 6).
#
# Inside the setup function you give it a position on the screen:
#
#>slider1.position(20,20)
#
# Finally in the draw function you assign the value of the slider to a variable and work with it interactively. I just wanted to show it was returning and updating the value, so I just printed it out in the console:
#
#>num = slider1.value()
#>println(num)
#
class Slider:
def __init__(self, low, high, default):
'''slider has range from low to high
and is set to default'''
self.low = low
self.high = high
self.val = default
self.clicked = False
def position(self, x, y):
'''slider's position on screen'''
self.x = x
self.y = y
# the position of the rect you slide:
self.rectx = self.x + map(self.val, self.low, self.high, 0, 120)
self.recty = self.y - 10
def value(self):
'''updates the slider and returns value'''
pushStyle()
rectMode(CENTER)
# black translucid rect behind slider
fill(0, 100)
stroke(0)
rect(self.x + 60, self.y, 130, 20)
# gray line behind slider
strokeWeight(4)
stroke(200)
line(self.x, self.y, self.x + 120, self.y)
# press mouse to move slider
if dist(mouseX, mouseY, self.rectx + 5, self.recty + 10) < 20:
fill(200)
textSize(10)
text(int(self.val), self.rectx, self.recty + 35)
if mousePressed:
self.rectx = mouseX
# constrain rectangle
self.rectx = constrain(self.rectx, self.x, self.x + 120)
# draw rectangle
strokeWeight(1)
fill(255)
rect(self.rectx, self.recty + 10, 10, 20)
self.val = map(self.rectx, self.x, self.x + 120, self.low, self.high)
# draw label
popStyle()
return self.val