Make sliders use floating point values #1773
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Hi @InfinityGhost, thanks for the PR it is really appreciated! While I agree it would be nice if the sliders where floating point vs. integers, this change is an ABI breaking change so it will have to wait for v3.0 to get merged in. |
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Is there an ETA on 3.0? |
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@InfinityGhost sorry, no definitive timeline is set for 3.0. Probably some time next year for its first official release as there's a lot of work to do. |
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This change makes the Slider control use floating point values for all platforms. It appears that only WinForms is the only platform that doesn't support floating point values on sliders (because its so primitive), which has been accommodated for.
Closes #1772
Affected, tested, and functioning as expected