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Hey
I think it would be great if users could specify whether a LinearGauge's CustomCurve should mask a Pointer or the other way round.
Take the following snippet for example which draws a CustomCurve to the left of a LinearGauge:
return LinearGauge( end: 126, gaugeOrientation: GaugeOrientation.vertical, rulers: RulerStyle( rulerPosition: RulerPosition.right, ), pointers: [ Pointer( value: 0, height: 20, color: Theme.of(context).dividerColor, width: 20, shape: PointerShape.triangle, isInteractive: true, onChanged: null, pointerPosition: PointerPosition.left, ), ], curves: const [ CustomCurve( startHeight: 4, endHeight: 50, midHeight: 5, curvePosition: CurvePosition.left, end: 126, midPoint: 50 * 0.8, ), ], );
This slider looks great as long as the Pointer remains at 0, but once it gets moved it gets drawn beneath the CustomCurve:
Thanks for the package so far, its really powerful and allows creating nice looking sliders and gauges with ease. 😄
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Hey
I think it would be great if users could specify whether a LinearGauge's CustomCurve should mask a Pointer or the other way round.
Take the following snippet for example which draws a CustomCurve to the left of a LinearGauge:
This slider looks great as long as the Pointer remains at 0, but once it gets moved it gets drawn beneath the CustomCurve:
Thanks for the package so far, its really powerful and allows creating nice looking sliders and gauges with ease. 😄
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: