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new feature: explicitly set range and default value #8

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ginatrapani opened this issue May 15, 2020 · 3 comments
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new feature: explicitly set range and default value #8

ginatrapani opened this issue May 15, 2020 · 3 comments

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@ginatrapani
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Right now you can't set a slider to default to say, 3, but make the range 1-10. If you set it to 3, the range only goes to 6. If you set it to 1-10, the default is 5.

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ftrain commented May 15, 2020

So you could have:

10 (default behavior is to set range min 0 max 20 default 10)
1-10 (set range min 1 max 10)
1-5-10 (set range min 1 max 10 default 5)

it makes parsing negatives (both actually and visually) harder so maybe

1
-1...10
-10...-5...10

or
-100
-100 - -100
-100 - -50 - 100

or

-100
-100 to -10
-100 to -50 to 100

idk, thinking

@ginatrapani
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yeah I dislike - as the range notation, I wish it was 1..10 instead of 1-10

Extending on that, I'd love to indicate the default like this:

1..3..10 where 3 is the default.

@ginatrapani
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or 3 dots, either way

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