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> From: d@drobilla.net

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> To: fons@linuxaudio.org

> Some situations are indeed much more complex than others=2C but a widget

> is still just a stupid thing that gives you a number.I go with this=2C fo=

r lots of reasons but the main one being that the graphic should be

an output of your application decides to do with the mouse motion as input.=

 You=20

decide whether it is -100dB or not and then move the control to represent t=

hat.

All we are really talking about here is what actions give what inputs. Seei=

ng as we

all agree that placing semantics on the controls is way out of scope then s=

pecific

exceptions may just have to be moved outside.
Regards=2C nick.

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&gt=3B From: d@drobilla.net&gt=3B To: fons@linuxaudio.org&gt=

=3B Some situations are indeed much more complex than others=2C but a widge=

t&gt=3B is still just a stupid thing that gives you a number.I go=

 with this=2C for lots of reasons but the main one being that the graphic s=

hould bean output of your application decides to do with the mouse moti=

on as input. You decide whether it is -100dB or not and then move the c=

ontrol to represent that.All we are really talking about here is wh=

at actions give what inputs. Seeing as weall agree that placing semanti=

cs on the controls is way out of scope then specificexceptions may just=

 have to be moved outside.Regards=2C nick.

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