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zhdali

Jul 5 2007, 19:46

Hi, i am using wsh panel like slidebar of the volume control.

All work, but the steps of the slidebar are linear, in this way when i move the bar i do not feel null until the 3/4 and after the volume it is raised of blow.

I don't know nothing of javascript and i not have the minimal idea how to modify the script which control this behavior.

This is the code:

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function RGB(r,g,b){ return (0xff000000|(r<<16)|(g<<8)|(b)); }

var g_font = gdi.Font(-12, 400, 1, 0, "MeiryoKe_PGothic");
var g_drag = 0;

function on_paint(gr){
	var ww = window.Width;
	var wh = window.Height;
	var volume = fb.Volume;
	var pos = window.Width * ((50+volume)/100);
	var txt = (Math.ceil(volume)) + "dB";
	
	gr.FillGradRect(  0, 0,    pos, wh, 90, RGB(0,0,0), RGB(255,167,47));
	gr.FillGradRect(pos, 0, ww-pos, wh, 90, RGB(0,0,0), RGB(0,0,0));
	
gr.DrawString(txt, g_font, RGB(0,255,0), 0, 0, ww, wh, 0x11005000);
	gr.DrawRect(0,0, ww-1, wh-1, 1.0, RGB(255,167,47));
}
function on_mouse_lbtn_down(x,y){
	g_drag = 1;
}
function on_mouse_lbtn_up(x,y){
	on_mouse_move(x,y);
	g_drag = 0;
}
function on_mouse_move(x,y){
	if(g_drag){
		var v = x / window.Width;
		v = (v<0) ? 0 : (v<1) ? v : 1;
		v = -100 * (1-v);
		if(fb.Volume != v)
			fb.Volume = v;
	}
}
function on_mouse_wheel(delta){
	if(delta>0)
		fb.VolumeUp();
	else
		fb.VolumeDown();
}
function on_volume_change(val){
	window.Repaint();
}
//EOF

someone can help me?

Purple Monkey

Jul 8 2007, 17:05

You want to change this line:

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v = -100 * (1-v);

I'm guessing that you want it so that the "low" end has larger increments than the "high" end. Thus you want to SquareRoot the v like so:

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v = -100 * (1- sqrt(v) );

I'm not sure if sqrt if the right command though, look it up if it doesn't work.
If you want the reverse then Square v:

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v = -100 * (1-(v*v));

zhdali

Jul 9 2007, 19:00

I see your answerback only now. Thanks.
Meantime I have resolved in an other way, I do not know if mathematically it is corrected but it works similarly of the original foobar's volume. I use the logarithmic function.

This is the whole code:

CODE

function RGB(r,g,b){ return (0xff000000|(r<<16)|(g<<8)|(b)); }

var g_font = gdi.Font(-12, 400, 1, 0, "MeiryoKe_PGothic");
var g_drag = 0;
function on_paint(gr){
	var ww = window.Width;
	var wh = window.Height;
	var volume =-fb.Volume;
	var pos =Math.exp((-(volume-100)*Math.log(100))/100);
	var x = pos * ww /100 
	var txt = (Math.ceil(volume)) + "dB";
	gr.FillGradRect(  0, 0, x, wh, 90, RGB(0,0,0), RGB(255,167,47));		//avanzamento volume arancione
	gr.FillGradRect(x, 0, ww-x, wh, 90, RGB(0,0,0), RGB(0,0,0));		//ritorno volume nero
	gr.DrawString(txt, g_font, RGB(0,255,0), 0, 0, ww, wh, 0x11005000);	//scritta
	gr.DrawRect(0,0, ww-1, wh-1, 1.0, RGB(255,167,47));			//bordo esterno



	
}
function on_mouse_lbtn_down(x,y){
	g_drag = 1;
}
function on_mouse_lbtn_up(x,y){
	on_mouse_move(x,y);
	g_drag = 0;
}
function on_mouse_move(x,y){
	if(g_drag){
		var pos = x * 100 / window.Width;
		var v =100-(Math.log(pos)*100)/Math.log(100);
		v = (v<0) ? 0 : (v<100) ? v : 100;
		v = -v
		if(fb.Volume != v)
		fb.Volume = v;	
	}
}
function on_mouse_wheel(delta){
	if(delta>0)
		fb.VolumeUp();
	else
		fb.VolumeDown();
}
function on_volume_change(val){
	window.Repaint();
}
//EOF

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