the following used to work :
slider.setSkewFactor (0.3);
slider.setRange (0., 100.);
but with the recent changes with the use of NormalisableRange it does not work anymore, because slider::setRange() is not taking into account the existing skew factor when creating a new NormalisableRange.
fix :
void setRange (double newMin, double newMax, double newInt)
{
normRange = NormalisableRange<double> (newMin, newMax, newInt,
normRange.skew, normRange.symmetricSkew);
updateRange();
}
