Paul Davis wrote:
> Idea 3: > > - don't use the slider to display a numeric value (its ugly, > anyway); use an Entry or a Label. Some people asked me if I like sliders ... > - map between the slider position (0..1.0, for example) and > the range of the actual variable (say, -inf .. 2.0). > you just need to write 2 functions to convert in both > directions. > > i have lots of log sliders in my audio application ardour, and there > we use Idea 3 above. not only that, our sliders are non-linear, so > that "physical" changes close to where the variable = 1.0 are more > sensitive then when its close to -inf (i.e when the slider adjustment > is 0). this is done by using non-linear scaling functions. b.t.w.: ardour looks great ... You're right. That's the easiest way to do it and makes sense. I only thought about doing it 'the hard way' so that my GUI is consistent. I have now 23 sliders with the values above and I didn't want to pack everything in a box with a label. But thanks. If nothing else helps that's definetely the way to do it ... Stefan _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
