Am Donnerstag, 27. November 2014, 17:11:35 schrieb Rob Z. Smith: > I don't think I would want to work this way myself > > But > > A potentially worthwhile improvement might be after right click allowing > direct entry of say .9 or ,45*2 as an absolute slider value of .9 to also > allow a value of *2 or /2 to represent a scaling factor for the slider. > i.e. the numeric equivalent of dragging a different part of the dropdown > curve.
I had that implemented initially, the code is just commented out (src/common/calculator.c). The problem was that keeping it consistent would require the same for adding/subtracting a value, however that would clash with entering constant numbers with a sign (i.e., what would "-2" mean?). Because of that I added a variable to the evaluation, 'x', which is always the old value. So to just double the current value type "2*x". If anyone has a better idea I am all ears. Tobias [...]
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