Showing Tick-Mark Labels on a JSlider Component : Slider « Swing JFC « Java

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Java » Swing JFC » Slider Screenshots  Showing Tick-Mark Labels on a JSlider Component   import javax.swing.JSlider; public class Main {   public static void main(String[] argv) throws Exception {     JSlider slider = new JSlider();     // Set major tick marks every 25 units     int tickSpacing = 25;     slider.setMajorTickSpacing(tickSpacing);   } }        Related examples in the same category 1.  Creating a JSlider Component 2.  Create a horizontal slider with custom min, max, and value 3.  Create a vertical slider with min=0, max=100, value=50 4.  Create a vertical slider with custom min, max, and value 5.  Make the horizontal slider move right-to-left 6.  Make it vertical and move bottom-to-top 7.  Make it vertical and move top-to-bottom 8.  Get the extent 9.  Getting and Setting the Values of a JSlider Component 10.  Drawing with Swing, using a JSlider 11.  Using progress bars and sliders 12.  A slider with tick marks and labels 13.  An example of JSlider with default labels 14.  Set minor tick marks every 5 units 15.  Set major tick marks every 25 units 16.  Slider Sample 17.  JSlider Sample 2 18.  Slider ChangeListener 19.  Inverted Sliders 20.  Slider change action listener 21.  Date slider 22.  Slider Test 23.  Tick Sliders 24.  Scroll Slider 25.  Text Slider 26.  Change the minimum value 27.  Change the maximum value 28.  Set the extent 29.  Move the slider by a fixed amount: the extent. 30.  Set all the values at once by using the model 31.  Set the value; the new value will be forced into the bar's range 32.  Listening for Value Changes in a JSlider Component 33.  Constraining JSlider Component Values to Tick Marks 34.  Determine if currently snapping to tick marks 35.  Snap to tick marks 36.  Set to a spot between tick marks; the value moves to closest tick mark 37.  Determine if currently painting labels 38.  Showing Tick Marks on a JSlider Component 39.  Show tick marks 40.  The slider allows you to use an arbitrary label at any particular major tick mark. 41.  Hide the track 42.  Sample Sliders