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On 09/11/2010 08:23 PM, hermann wrote:
> You comes into the fine-tune mode after you have leave ctrl and hold the

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> mouse-button pressed. A right click on a Controller pops up a spinbox to

> set a Value direct.

Press ctrl, hold the mouse button, release ctrl but not the button... That's

quite a hidden feature. I do respect your choice, but that confirms what I said:

it's designed for a specific purpose, it needs some more options to become a

generic widget that can accommodate the various tastes mentioned on this thread.
> Also you can use your own images (with rcstyle files) with your own size

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> for the knob's, two different sizes for the knobs are possible. You can

> change the Image during runtime. 

Changing the background image isn't sufficient to rival with the phat knob

visual animation, which provide a rotary level meter, as found in many modern

software. Check out the underlying pixmap(s):

http://svn.berlios.de/wsvn/phat/trunk/phat/pixmaps/knob.png
> Main author of libgxw is Andreas Degert, it's in Alpha stage, and open

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> for suggestions.

> But indeed we see the need for a GTK Audio Widget library because we

> need it for our project, so we start to create on.

IMO you should get some inspiration from Phat..

http://phat.berlios.de/
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  Olivier
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