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    Default Qwt sliders and normalized logarithmic scale engines

    I'm interested in Qwt and the logarithmic scale engine(s) to provide slider values for different min/max ranges.

    Would it be possible to set up a Qwt slider using a log scale engine with the normalized value of 1.0f always being at 50% of the slider regardless of the minimum and maximum values being used?

    Typical minimum/maximum values would be: 0.0f-4.0f, 1/64.0f-64.0f, -2-5.0f etc.

    Why keeping 1.0f in the middle? once the sliders are used in a vertical layout the 1.0f value would align in a vertical line. This makes editing much easier and 1.0f is mostly the starting point for all of my parameters.

    Is Qwt an option?

    Thanks
    Last edited by msundell; 19th July 2013 at 19:33.

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