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widget_range

The rows a slider, number_field or progress_bar reads: where it stands in its range, how it moves and how it is drawn.

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ui · 21 properties · UI

The rows a slider, number_field or progress_bar reads: where it stands in its range, how it moves and how it is drawn.

In a scene, widget_range is the node key that applies it. A script reaches each property below as a field on node.widget_range: reading one asks the running component, and assigning one leaves the rest alone. The whole table is node.widget_range.get() and node.widget_range.set(table).

Properties

property	type	default	description
`animate`	bool	`false`	Shimmer a `progress_bar` that is short of full, with a spinner at its end unless it states a `corner_radius`. It repaints every frame while it is on screen and short of full, and never otherwise
`arrows`	bool	`false`	Draw a step up and a step down beside a `number_field`, each moving it by `step` within `min` and `max`
`clamp`	enum	`always`	Whether a `slider` holds its number inside `min` and `max`: `always`, one the scene set outside them included; `edits`, only what the reader enters; `never`, only the track One of `always`, `edits`, `never`.
`clamp_existing`	bool	`false`	Pull a `number_field`'s number back inside `min` and `max` where the scene set it outside them; off, it is shown as set and only an edit is bounded
`decimals`	int	`-1`	How many decimals a `slider`'s or `number_field`'s number shows; below zero lets egui decide
`drag_speed`	float	`0`	How far a `number_field`, or a `slider`'s shown number, moves per design pixel dragged; 0 takes egui's, which is 1 on a number field and scales with the range on a slider At least 0.
`handle`	enum	`circle`	A `slider`'s handle: a `circle`, or a `rect` `handle_aspect` times as wide as the track is tall One of `circle`, `rect`.
`handle_aspect`	float	`0.5`	How wide a `rect` handle is against its height At least 0.
`largest_finite`	float	`0`	The largest number a `logarithmic` slider reaches short of an unbounded end; 0 is no limit At least 0.
`logarithmic`	bool	`false`	Space a `slider`'s track logarithmically, for a range across orders of magnitude
`max`	float	`1`	The high end of a `slider` or `progress_bar`; a `number_field` runs free while this pair is the default 0 and 1
`min`	float	`0`	The low end of a `slider` or `progress_bar`; a `number_field` runs free while this pair is the default 0 and 1
`number_format`	enum	`decimal`	The base a `slider` or `number_field` writes its number in; the others than `decimal` write it whole One of `decimal`, `binary`, `octal`, `hex`.
`show_percentage`	bool	`false`	Draw a `progress_bar`'s fill as a percentage on it, in place of its `text`
`show_value`	bool	`false`	Draw a `slider`'s number beside its track, for the reader to drag or type into
`smallest_positive`	float	`0`	The smallest number above zero a `logarithmic` slider reaches, for a range that starts at or crosses zero; 0 takes egui's millionth At least 0.
`smart_aim`	bool	`true`	Round a dragged `slider` to the simplest number near the pointer
`step`	float	`0`	The grid a `slider` snaps to, and how far a `number_field`'s `arrows` move it; 0 is continuous, and 1 for the arrows At least 0.
`trailing_fill`	bool	`false`	Fill a `slider`'s track from its start up to the handle
`update_while_editing`	bool	`true`	Write a `slider`'s or `number_field`'s number as the reader types it; off, only once the typing is left
`value`	float	`0`	Where a `slider`, `number_field` or `progress_bar` stands, between `min` and `max`; a slider and a drag value write it and call `on_change` with it