[pygtk] scaling in slider

[Timo]

A.T.Hofkamp schreef:
> Sibtey Mehdi wrote:
>   
>> Hi all
>>          i am newbie to pygtk i am trying to add the slider in my application. i want the increment shuold be like   
>>         2,4,8,16, 32,64.how can i do this.  i am doing by this way but it is not working fine.
>>                 x = 1
>>                 adj = gtk.Adjustment(1,1, 64, 2, 2, 0)
>>                 hscale = gtk.HScale(adj)
>>                hscale.connect("value_changed", cb_digits_scale)
>>  
>>           def cb_digits_scale(hscale):
>>                     x = adj.get_value()
>>                    value = x*2
>>                    adj.set_value(value)
>>
>> can anyone suggest me?
>>     
>
> Last year I tried to implement a logarithmic scale too, and succeeded partly.
>
> I used a linear scale for the widget (in your case 1 .. 6), and use that value 
> internally.
>
> To get the desired output to the user of the value, I used a conversion 
> function (in your case 2 << value).
>
>
>
> What breaks here is that there seems no way to get the slider display the 
> logarithmic scale rather than the linear one.
> I 'fixed' this by not displaying a number at all.
>   
Can't you just add a label next to the scale and set the label's text?

>
> Sincerely,
> Albert
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