I noticed that when adjusting the slider with the mouse (either with clicking or with the mouse wheel) after a little delay the value jumps down a bit. The jump doesn't occur: a) when the settings window of the applet is open b) the max value is set c) the "synchronize with this command" input field is empty I recorded a video of the phenomenon: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bx4pY_f8XPaEanY1aHVHOXlSM2c/edit?usp=sharing Also out of curiosity I tried to give "echo %v" as adjusting command, and "echo 50" as synchronize command. What happens is that the slider jumps to a fixed value of "46". So it's lower by 4 than what it should be. If I give "echo 100", then the displayed value is 100. But with "echo 99" it goes down by 4 to 95 again.
Thanks a lot. This should be fixed in git. The problem was that I misunderstood how two digit numbers were read from the output of a process. I thought it went <first digit>, <second digit>, EOF but it actually goes <first digit>, <second digit>, LF.
(In reply to Connor Behan from comment #1) > Thanks a lot. This should be fixed in git. The problem was that I > misunderstood how two digit numbers were read from the output of a process. > I thought it went <first digit>, <second digit>, EOF but it actually goes > <first digit>, <second digit>, LF. Thanks! It is indeed better now. However I must say, that there is still a little jump on the slider after clicking on it. The numeric value is correct, but the slider still goes down one pixel. This happens around 75% of the times.
(In reply to emoryy from comment #2) > However I must say, that there is still a little jump on the slider after > clicking on it. The numeric value is correct, but the slider still goes down > one pixel. This happens around 75% of the times. That makes sense though. If you configure the plugin to accept values out of 100, you can still drag the slider to 50.5% which needs to be rounded.