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Sharmaine Garcia
Sharmaine Garcia

Reputation: 1

I'm trying to set an int value using jLabel and the setText method

I'm trying to set an int value using jLabel and the setText method. But of course setText wants a String. How do I get round this? I'll give you a snippet of the code:

int value = 1;
if (this.crit.getValue() == 1.0D)
{
  value = 10 - ((int)(1.0D / this.crit.getValue()) + 1);
  this.lblUnten.setText((int)(1.0D / this.crit.getValue())+"");
  texts((int)(1.0D / this.crit.getValue()), this.lblUntenmitte);
}
if ((this.crit.getValue() < 1.0D))
{
  value = 10 - ((int)(1.0D / this.crit.getValue()) + 1);
  texts((int)(1.0D / this.crit.getValue()));
  texts((int)(1.0D / this.crit.getValue()), this.lblUntenlinks);
}
if (this.crit.getValue() > 1.0D)
{
  value = (int)this.crit.getValue() + 7;
  this.lblUnten.setText((int)this.crit.getValue());
  texts((int)this.crit.getValue(), this.lblUntenrechts);
}
this.scale.setSelection(value);

}

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1382

Answers (3)

Fabian
Fabian

Reputation: 1

Convert your int into a String:

For example:

int yourNumber = 10;

yourJLabel.setText(String.valueOf(yourNumber));

Upvotes: 0

Moduo
Moduo

Reputation: 623

Well, that's actually fairly simple as you can just concatenate your int with an empty string or call the toString() method on your int after having it wrapped in the Integer class like below. It would look something like:

int yourNumber = 30;
yourLabel.setText(yourNumber + "");

or:

yourLabel.setText(new Integer(yourNumber).toString());

Upvotes: 1

BluesSolo
BluesSolo

Reputation: 608

Convert the int to a String. You can use String.valueOf(value):

int value = 10; // Your value
yourLabel.setText(String.valueOf(value));

Upvotes: 1

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