add WDoubleSpinbox: allow . and , in library BPM editor #13068
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| pBpmSpinbox->setFrame(false); | ||
| pBpmSpinbox->setMinimum(0); | ||
| pBpmSpinbox->setMaximum(1000); | ||
| pBpmSpinbox->setMaximum(99999); |
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Any reason for allowing this much BPM?
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Obviously sky is the limit ; )
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| pBpmSpinbox->setSingleStep(1e-3); | ||
| pBpmSpinbox->setDecimals(8); |
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Not related to this PR but these settings feel overly precise, would you know if that something that was requested at some point or just arbitrary value that could be reviewed for a better UX?
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Yeah, 8 decimals look scary. I think there are two reason:
- for some tracks it seems it's not possible to match the BPM with
beats_adjust_slower/_faster(kBpmAdjustStepis 0.01), the spinbox allows finer adjusments - have a chance to discover that the BPM display is rounded when there are more than let's say 4 decimals
| lineEdit()->setValidator(new QRegExpValidator( | ||
| QRegExp("[0-9]{1,5}[." + | ||
| // add locale decimal point if it's not a dot | ||
| (m_decSep != '.' ? m_decSep : QChar()) + |
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Could it be worth to simply allow both , and .? I know my current local would be . but I would still use , as I grew up using ,.
I guess the risk is that some users may type 1,000 for 1000, but in the meantime, how often do you set the BPM value to > 999? 😅
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Thanks for your review. |
currently only used in BPMDelegate.
Fixes #13051 for me.
I guess it's debatable whether we 'need' this, so this is a draft until we agreed on yes or no.
I'll probably look into making WBeatSpinBox equally permissive.