I’m trying to read out the value of a UISlider and put it into a UIProgressView. Not a problem, all I need is to divide my UISlider.value by 100 to get the correct output. So far so good.
However, for some reason this statement does not work. I don’t know why:
self.progressValue.progress = [[self.mySlider.value]/100];
Doesn’t make sense. All I’m doing is dividing the self.mySlider.value by 100, giving me the value that I need. If I do it by passing this value into a variable which I divide by 100 it works perfectly fine:
float myValue = self.mySlider.value; myValue = myValue / 100; self.progressValue.progress = myValue;