Version: 0.10.0-rc2 (using 4.2.00 (KDE 4.2.0), Kubuntu packages) Compiler: cc OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.27-11-generic Small detail, but different than last version. Clicking to the right and left of a slider (say, on the strength of green/red/orange filter, doesn't move slider. One has to grab the slider and move it, or set the strength in the space for it.
Also, bugzilla threw this error: An error occured while validating flags: Can't call method "error" on an undefined value at Bugzilla/Flag.pm line 550.
Sound like another Kdelib (KIntNumInput / KDoubleNumInput) bug. Somebody can confirm ? Gilles Caulier
Which filter? I can not confirm this...
Color Balance ? Gilles
It is working... maybe it doesn't look like it is moving because it has many steps. But clicking changes the value...
Why do guys assume others are dumb? It's an extremely annoying habit. From my understanding, it has 5 steps 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. It is under the Color -> Black and White -> Lens Filters (now choose a filter and click to the left and right on the slider). To reiterate, this WORKED IN THE LAST VERSION, so it's not as if I haven't operated a slider in this fashion before. Of course, the last version was digikam 0.9.x, under kde 3, so if it comes from kdelibs, it's from there that the problem is...
(In reply to comment #6) > Why do guys assume others are dumb? It's an extremely annoying habit. Nobody does, but you just told us sliders are not working, but they do. You have to be more precise... and now that you told us what exactly is not working, I can confirm it, too. And a lot of people have problems we don't have due to packaging problems... so if somebody creates a bugreport it doesn't automatically mean that it is valid. Again now I can confirm it.
This must be a KDElibs bug, because when I set the range of the slider to 1...50, it is working. Gilles, can you confirm this by increasing the range on your computer? Andi
The same can be found in "Color Effects", which also has sliders with a low range. Those input controls behave weird anyway. Using the scrollwheel on the slider increases sometimes by 3, sometimes more, but used on the integer input it increases by 1 (which is the value we defined).
yes, i confirm the disfunction. gilles
Hmm this is some kdelibs issue, will re-assign it now.
SVN commit 984542 by cfeck: Do not set zero pageStep BUG: 184565 M +1 -1 knuminput.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=984542