I currently try to solve the following problem: I create a slider and a parameter during runtime inside of an agent. Now I would like to link the slider to the parameter. However, I am not able to find API code to solve this in a straightforward manner. I`ve looked through the Java interface. It seems that I need to add this function manually as a function executeShapeControlAction(). I try to avoid writing code directy in the JAVA interface. So I am curious about the easiest ways to connect a during runtime created slider with an already existing parameter.
Thank you!
Every parameter generates a "set_" function for you. Assume your parameter is called myParam. Then you can change it at runtime by calling set_myParam(somevalue).
Use that in your slider action as set_myParam(value) and your slider value will change the parameter.
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This might not be a problem for most use-cases, but since I would like to implement custom behavior for click-events, I wonder why these MediaActions do not just properly trigger the corresponding skipToNext/Previous methods instead by default.
Is this behvaior on purpose? And if so, why is this or how could I change it for me? I couldn't figure out the code where this behavior is defined.
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One thought would be to modify the "primary" value to be false if the variable were set.
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It turns out categories was the answer I needed, then I can just add a skin method to each control I use. I can even put them all in the same file to make it easy to get to.