Problem with multiple sliders

[Victor Leal]

I'm setting up a program to communicate with arduino and one of the parts of that program uses sliders ...

My problem is that when dragging a slider, all others perform their respective functions at the same time.

Python

class Slides(Screen):

   

   def pmove(self, *args):

       value = self.ids.polegar.value

       if(value < 100):

           print("p0" + str(int(value)))

       else:

           print("p" + str(int(value)))

    def imove(self, *args):

       value = self.ids.indicador.value

       if(value < 100):

           print("i0" + str(int(value)))

       else:

           print("i" + str(int(value)))

    def memove(self, *args):

       value = self.ids.medio.value

       if(value < 100):

           print("me0" + str(int(value)))

       else:

           print("me" + str(int(value)))

    def amove(self, *args):

       value = self.ids.anelar.value

       if(value < 100):

           print("a0" + str(int(value)))

       else:

           print("a" + str(int(value)))

    def mimove(self, *args):

       value = self.ids.mindinho.value

       if(value < 100):

           print("mi0" + str(int(value)))

       else:

           print("mi" + str(int(value)))

 

Kivy

ScrollView:

           BoxLayout:

               orientation: 'vertical'

               size_hint: 0.2, None

               height: self.minimum_height

               spacing: 100

               padding: 50

               BoxLayout:

                   spacing: 20

                   Label:

                       text: 'Polegar'

                   Slider:

                       id: polegar

                       size_hint_x: None

                       width: root.width*0.88

                       min: 0

                       max: 180

                       value: 90

                       on_touch_move: root.pmove()

               BoxLayout:

                   spacing: 20

                   Label:

                       text: 'Indicador'

                   Slider:

                       id: indicador

                       size_hint_x: None

                       width: root.width*0.88

                       min: 0

                       max: 180

                       value: 90

                       on_touch_move: root.imove()

               BoxLayout:

                   spacing: 20

                   Label:

                       text: 'Medio'

                   Slider:

                       id: medio

                       size_hint_x: None

                       width: root.width*0.88

                       min: 0

                       max: 180

                       value: 90

                       on_touch_move: root.memove()

               BoxLayout:

                   spacing: 20

                   Label:

                       text: 'Anelar'

                   Slider:

                       id: anelar

                       size_hint_x: None

                       width: root.width*0.88

                       min: 0

                       max: 180

                       value: 90

                       on_touch_move: root.amove()

               BoxLayout:

                   spacing: 20

                   Label:

                       text: 'Mindinho'

                   Slider:

                       id: mindinho

                       size_hint_x: None

                       width: root.width*0.88

                       min: 0

                       max: 180

                       value: 90

                       on_touch_move: root.mimove()

 

[Elliot Garbus]

Short answer:

In KV replace on_touch_move: with on_value:

You can put your print statements into KV, and get rid of the xmove functions you have defined.

 

Detail:

On_touch_move() is called on any mouse movement, and needs to be tested for a collision with the widget.  The mouse messages are passed to all widgets.

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[Victor Leal]

Short answer:
In KV replace on_touch_move: with on_value:
You can put your print statements into KV, and get rid of the xmove functions you have defined.
 
Detail:
On_touch_move() is called on any mouse movement, and needs to be tested for a collision with the widget.  The mouse messages are passed to all widgets.

 

 

Thanks, my problem is gone! :)