If you just set the Minimum and Maximum of a slider and choose a value the result is determined by the pixel position of the thumb. The value is typically a high-precision value with many decimal places. To allow only integer values you have to set the IsSnapToTickEnabled property to True.
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| Rick Hard... | |
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| Commented on 11.August 2009 |
| This simply will not compile in eclipse. Waste of time.
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| Mark | |
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| Rick, you could try using common sense and adding the missing '>' yourself, don't you think?
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| Nick | |
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| Commented on 13.August 2009 |
| Ahem.. '/>' actually.. ;)
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| Nithin | |
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| Commented on 27.August 2009 |
| Why u people kidding a good guy...
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| Mick | |
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| Commented on 17.November 2009 |
| isn't this just a snippet anyways... This broke my cobol
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| David | |
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| Commented on 22.December 2009 |
| rofl
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| su | |
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Here, this should work:
<Slider Minimum="0" Maximum="20" IsSnapToTickEnabled="True" TickFrequency="2"> </Slider>
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| Rushin | |
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| Dont u criticize people idiotic mark
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| Dont u criticize people idiotic mark
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| nash | |
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| Commented on 10.March 2010 |
| what r u doin man, this is rubbish
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| karthik | |
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| Commented on 26.March 2010 |
| Hai,if anybody can send me the tutorial of wpf for beginners
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| Nithin | |
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| Commented on 6.May 2010 |
| sure, go here: http://www.wpftutorial.net
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| Daniel | |
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| Commented on 11.August 2010 |
| Im not agree with criticize people, but Im agree with Mark, this missing /> its a very simple error. If you read the previus topics of this tutorial you should correct it by yourself.
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