Data Entry Bug

Layerry wrote on 4/30/2017, 12:53 PM

Realizing that 12 db is the maximum value allowed, here's what happens when I type in a value for the volume of a layer:

A single digit creates an entry of the digit followed by a decimal point and a zero (i.e., 3 creates 3.0)

A single digit followed by a decimal point creates a value of 0.0

A single digit/decimal point/second digit creates the value of 0.0 plus the first digit (1.5 creates 0.01)

A two-digit entry creates a value of the digit followed by the decimal point, a zero, and the number (12 creates 1.02)

The only way I have found to create a two-digit entry is to enter the first digit, then backspace the automatically entered digits and enter the second digit.

It is not possible to enter a two digit valiue with a decimal point.

 

 

Comments

MrSoundman wrote on 4/30/2017, 4:20 PM

True, although I have found that many GUI attempts at data entry in various applications exhibit similar problems.
If you hover the mouse pointer over the value you can scroll quickly though units with the mouse wheel, and if you hold down the control key you can scroll in increments of 0.1