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Vertical Two value slider range

General JUCE discussion
#1

Is it possible to have a Two value (min/max) vertical slider, (with a range of min 0-> max 1) but with the min at the bottom, and the max at the top?(My single value slider works this way)

I tried a -ve skew value (It didn’t like that! :twisted: )
I tried reversing the SetRange(1.0, 0)
and SetRange with a -ve step size

(BTW, I’m using the latest version of the juce_slider class from SVN)

#2

Check out the proportionOfLengthToValue functions - overriding them lets you remap the numbers it produces. (Actually, not sure if these will work with backwards ranges, but it might be ok)

#3

Thanks, as ever, Jules!

This seems to do the job -

file: MySlider.h

/**********************************************************************/
#ifndef MYSLIDER_H
#define MYSLIDER_H
#include "Juce.h"

//==============================================================================

class MySlider : public juce::Slider
{
public:
	MySlider (const String& componentName): Slider(componentName) {};

	~MySlider() {};

    //==============================================================================

	double proportionOfLengthToValue (double proportion) { return Slider::proportionOfLengthToValue(1.0f-proportion);};

	double valueToProportionOfLength (double value) { return 1.0f-(Slider::valueToProportionOfLength(value)); };

};
#endif //MYSLIDER_H

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#4