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FreqWindow: Document vertical zoom slider and misplaced blue line

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Signed-off-by: nyanpasu64 <nyanpasu64@tuta.io>
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nyanpasu64 2021-07-10 16:17:36 -07:00 committed by Be
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src/FreqWindow.cpp
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@ -220,6 +220,23 @@ FrequencyPlotDialog::~FrequencyPlotDialog()
{
}
/// The vertical zoom slider stores a value between 1 and MAX_ZOOMED_OUT_V inclusive.
/// The value is converted to a zoom level by computing
/// value / MAX_ZOOMED_OUT_V and showing that amount of the total area.
///
/// This is confusing because "min zoom is max slider value".
/// On Linux, the blue fill is *above* the slider, which is ugly.
/// The blue fill can be moved to the bottom (and the math made consistent with
/// horizontal zoom sliders) using wxSL_INVERSE.
/// However, it causes Home to move the slider down
/// and End to move the slider up. This is inconsistent with prior behavior,
/// my intuition, scrollable documents, default GTK3 vertical sliders,
/// and Windows volume control, but consistent with HTML range inputs.
///
/// Because I dislike the new behavior and don't want to change behavior,
/// I chose to not use wxSL_INVERSE and retain "min zoom is max slider value".
constexpr int MAX_ZOOMED_OUT_V = 100;
void FrequencyPlotDialog::Populate()
{
SetTitle(FrequencyAnalysisTitle);
@ -345,7 +362,8 @@ void FrequencyPlotDialog::Populate()
S.AddSpace(5);
vZoomSlider = safenew wxSliderWrapper(S.GetParent(), FreqVZoomSliderID, 100, 1, 100,
vZoomSlider = safenew wxSliderWrapper(S.GetParent(), FreqVZoomSliderID,
MAX_ZOOMED_OUT_V, 1, MAX_ZOOMED_OUT_V,
wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, wxSL_VERTICAL);
S.Prop(1);
S
@ -757,7 +775,10 @@ void FrequencyPlotDialog::DrawPlot()
float yTotal, yMax, yMin;
{
float yRange = mYMax - mYMin;
yTotal = yRange * ((float) vZoomSlider->GetValue() / 100.0f);
// How much of the entire graph to show vertically.
float showAmount = float(vZoomSlider->GetValue()) / float(MAX_ZOOMED_OUT_V);
yTotal = yRange * showAmount;
int sTotal = yTotal * 100;
int sRange = yRange * 100;