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Version 1.3.0-alpha.1.983+38efd2f (win32/x86_64, Qt 5.15.18, GCC 15.2.0)
Most Recent Working Version
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Bug Summary
Opening the set value dialog for a knob with a low step size (for example, the LFO Controller frequency knob) causes an extra zero to appear at the end, since the dialog shows one more decimal digit than the underlying model actually has. The value entered in the set value dialog gets rounded to the step size of the underlying model once submitted.
Expected Behaviour
The number of digits in the set value dialog should be the same as the step size of the underlying model.
Steps To Reproduce
Add an LFO controller in the controller rack
Double click on the LFO frequency knob
Logs
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Screenshots / Minimum Reproducible Project
bug.mp4
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System Information
Windows 10
LMMS Version(s)
Version 1.3.0-alpha.1.983+38efd2f (win32/x86_64, Qt 5.15.18, GCC 15.2.0)
Most Recent Working Version
No response
Bug Summary
Opening the set value dialog for a knob with a low step size (for example, the LFO Controller frequency knob) causes an extra zero to appear at the end, since the dialog shows one more decimal digit than the underlying model actually has. The value entered in the set value dialog gets rounded to the step size of the underlying model once submitted.
Expected Behaviour
The number of digits in the set value dialog should be the same as the step size of the underlying model.
Steps To Reproduce
Logs
No response
Screenshots / Minimum Reproducible Project
bug.mp4
Please search the issue tracker for existing bug reports before submitting your own.