I have a script that shows a dialog window with a slider bar, next to a static text.
The text shows the percentage of the slider bar (0 to 100).
The problem is that the percentage is shown in decimals, while I would need it to show them in integers, as the next part of the code takes the number from the text and I don't need decimals.
The code is :
var Dial = new Window ("dialog");
Dial.alignChildren = ["right","center"];
var Group1 = Dial.add ("group");
var Slide = Group1.add ("slider");
Slide.minvalue = 0;
Slide.maxvalue = 100;
Slide.value = 50;
Slide.preferredSize.width = 300;
Slide.onChanging = function () {
Label.text = Slide.value;
}
var Label = Group1.add ("statictext");
Label.preferredSize.width = 30;
Label.text = Slide.value;
var Button1 = Dial.add ("button");
Button1.text = "OK";
Button1.onClick = function () {
Dial.close()
}
Dial.show()
Someone has any idea how to do it?
I've tried with Math.round() on Label.text and on Slide.value, but I don't know if I can't use it correctly or if it's not the right code for this case.
I'm sure the line like this is the absolute correct way to get the round numbers in this case:
Label.text = Math.round(Slide.value);
If somewhere down-river you will need a string you can get the string via var myString = Label.text.toString(); or even var myString = '' + Label.text;. But usually JavaScript/Extendscript doesn't care either the value is a number or a string. It deals with them indiscriminately.