$Id: Slider.README,v 1.1.1.1 2003/01/16 20:31:55 ulric Exp $

Slider 1.0 -- A widget which allows the user to specify a value.

  Slider is a widget similar to the Motif XmScale widget.  It
  allows the user to specify an input value by moving a slider.
  Operation is very similar to a scrollbar, but the size of the
  thumb does not change, and the slider always operates over its
  full range.

  The key slider resources are: minimum value, maximum value, current
  value, step size, input scale and orientation.

  In addition, input scaling is available for very small sliders.
  This means that large cursor motions map to small changes in the
  slider.  For example, theoretically that a slider with only one
  pixel of motion (or no pixels of motion for that matter) can
  still be controlled over its full range.  Input scaling is normally
  performed automatically for sliders with less than 100 pixels of
  motion, with the scale factor set such that the range of cursor
  motion is 100 pixels.

  Callbacks are provided for continuous changes and operation complete.

  Scrollwheel mouse support is provided.

  Includes this handy utility module:
    Gcs.c -- utilities for creating shadow colors.


  To view the man page:  tbl Slider.man | nroff -man


HOW TO BUILD

  It should be sufficient to type
	
	xmkmf ; make

  This will build the widget and a demo program.

  Alternatively, Makefiles for Solaris, SunOS, Linux and others have been
  provided.  To use; choose the Makefile closest to your own system,
  copy it to Makefile, modify it as needed and build.



AUTHOR
	Edward A. Falk <falk@falconer.vip.best.com>




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    Copyright © 2000    Edward A. Falk

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