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What happens here is that for parambokeh, the precision of the slider is dependent on the number of significant digits of the initial value. So the slider for intdef has integer values, and the slider for fourdig has values to 4 places after the decimal point.
In the case of paramnb, the precision is 2 digits, independent of the initial value.
I'm not sure what the actual behavior should be, but the inconsistent behavior can be confusing.
Maybe, for both cases, there should be a way to specify the precision of the slider as it is moved.
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I'm doing the tutorial at pyviz on the notebook 12_Parameters_and_Widgets and noticed the following, based on this experiment:
What happens here is that for
parambokeh
, the precision of the slider is dependent on the number of significant digits of the initial value. So the slider forintdef
has integer values, and the slider forfourdig
has values to 4 places after the decimal point.In the case of
paramnb
, the precision is 2 digits, independent of the initial value.I'm not sure what the actual behavior should be, but the inconsistent behavior can be confusing.
Maybe, for both cases, there should be a way to specify the precision of the slider as it is moved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: