Implement double click to select z/t slice #1797
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Ticks would be nice, though not sure how the labeling would work, maybe top and bottom with 3 middle ticks unlabeled? I have worked with 10 Z stacks before and am now working with 700, so it would definitely need to be adaptive and not look too weird with at least 3 to 4 digits. |
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Closing in favour of spinner pr, which hopefully is a bit nicer for lots of time points/slices too |
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Enables double-clicking on Z and T sliders to set the position.
Does zero validation of inputs, so negative numbers or non-numbers will probably throw an uncaught exception.
I had to change the handling of backspace because otherwise it would (try to) delete objects if you make a mistake and retype
Incidentally, I think I like showing ticks and tick values on these sliders, but I'm possibly alone there...