Design pattern to replace repetitive code when changing properties of one object

I have 4 custom spinners which modify the width, height, X location and Y location of one selected widget. Is there a pattern that I can use to replace all these classes (XSpinnerListener, YSpinnerListener...) with only one and indicate which property of my current object (a JButton) needs to change? Is this a good design approach?

public void init(){
    widthSpinner.setListener(new WidthSpinnerListener());
    heightSpinner.setListener(new HeightSpinnerListener());
    xSpinner.setListener(new XSpinnerListener());
    ySpinner.setListener(new YSpinnerListener());
}


public class XSpinnerListener implements SpinnerListener {

    @Override
    public void spinnerValueChanged() {
         current.setLocation(xSpinner.getValue(), current.getY());
    }
}

public class YSpinnerListener implements SpinnerListener {

    @Override
    public void spinnerValueChanged() {
        current.setLocation(current.getX(), ySpinner.getValue());
    }
}

public class WidthSpinnerListener implements SpinnerListener {

    @Override
    public void spinnerValueChanged() {
         current.setSize(widthSpinner.getValue(), current.getHeight());
    }
}

public class HeightSpinnerListener implements SpinnerListener {

    @Override
    public void spinnerValueChanged() {
         current.setSize(current.getWidth(), heightSpinner.getValue());
    }
 }