How do i check or update a variable in trackBar Scroll when i move the Bar scroll it to the left ?
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Thursday, April 05, 2012 1:07 AM
Now in the scroll event i can update the List when i move the Bar to the right i start the program when the Bar is on frame 0 and i slide it to the right.
And each frame each tick of the TrackBar i slide to the right i update the List.
But when i move the trackBar slide it back to the left and the trackBar1.Value is counting down back i want to load from the List to each frame .
But how do i know if i move the trackBar slider to the left or to the right ?
private void trackBar1_Scroll(object sender, EventArgs e) { LoadPictureAt(trackBar1.Value, sender); currentFrameIndex = trackBar1.Value; textBox1.Text = "Frame Number : " + trackBar1.Value; WireObjectCoordinatesCloneFrame(); wireObjectCoordinates1 = new WireObjectCoordinates(); WireObjectCoordinatesList.Add(wireObjectCoordinates1); }
danieli
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Thursday, April 05, 2012 1:14 AM
What I would do is to either save the FrameNumber in the wireObjectsCoordiunates1 - object and search the list for the WireObjectCoordinates that has that number, or initially add as much empty WireObjectCoordinates-objects to the list and update the ones that are at the same index of the list as the trackBar's value.
Regards,
Thorsten
- Edited by Thorsten GuderaMicrosoft Community Contributor Thursday, April 05, 2012 1:15 AM
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Thursday, April 05, 2012 1:26 AM
... for instance add a Property FrameNUmber to your class WireObjectCoordinates:
class WireObjectCoordinates { public int FrameNumber { get; set; } //... }then search the list like:
private void trackBar1_Scroll(object sender, EventArgs e) { LoadPictureAt(trackBar1.Value, sender); currentFrameIndex = trackBar1.Value; textBox1.Text = "Frame Number : " + trackBar1.Value; int idx = -1; try { var w = WireObjectCoordinatesList.First(a => a.FrameNumber == currentFrameIndex); idx = WireObjectCoordinatesList.IndexOf(w); } catch { } if (idx > -1) { //do the things you want to do when the list contains the object } else { WireObjectCoordinatesCloneFrame(); wireObjectCoordinates1 = new WireObjectCoordinates() { FrameNumber = currentFrameIndex }; WireObjectCoordinatesList.Add(wireObjectCoordinates1); } }Regards,
Thorsten
- Marked As Answer by chocolade Thursday, April 05, 2012 1:45 AM

