I saw in the manual that a slider can be controlled more accurately if you hold
down shift as you move it. This seems to act find of funny though.
I've include a small sample program that shows this. Try setting the slider
to a value of 3. It's almost impossible for me to do this. Also, try
moving the slider to the extreme left or right while holding down shift. It
will move up 47 and then stop, even though the upper bound is 64.
#include "forms.h"
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
FL_FORM *foo; FL_OBJECT *obj;
fl_initialize(&argc, argv, 0, 0, 0);
foo = fl_bgn_form(FL_FLAT_BOX, 320, 250);
obj = fl_add_valslider(FL_HOR_NICE_SLIDER,50,130,120,20,"");
fl_set_slider_precision(obj, 0);
fl_set_slider_bounds(obj,-64,64);
fl_set_slider_step(obj, 1.0);
fl_end_form();
fl_show_form(foo,FL_PLACE_CENTERFREE,FL_FULLBORDER,"foo");
for(;;) fl_do_forms();
}
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