I have followed your recommendation to provide a Dial instead of a dropdown to control Slimmable Weights. I get it.
However, I find the UI a bit unsettling. I'd really like to put a UI affordance on the Size dial that indicates to users where the breakpoints are: may be dots or ticks around the dial, with the active tick highlighted. (Not sure yet). But there's no way to get a list of valid slimmable sizes. I thought nam::dspData::weights was it. But it's not, is it? :-)
It would also satisfy my request for `bool SlmmableModel::WillSlimmableSlimmableModelChange(float newWeight), which is useful for determining whether SetslimmableSize requires a trip to a service thread (if that's how things end up).
I have followed your recommendation to provide a Dial instead of a dropdown to control Slimmable Weights. I get it.
However, I find the UI a bit unsettling. I'd really like to put a UI affordance on the Size dial that indicates to users where the breakpoints are: may be dots or ticks around the dial, with the active tick highlighted. (Not sure yet). But there's no way to get a list of valid slimmable sizes. I thought nam::dspData::weights was it. But it's not, is it? :-)
It would also satisfy my request for `bool SlmmableModel::WillSlimmableSlimmableModelChange(float newWeight), which is useful for determining whether SetslimmableSize requires a trip to a service thread (if that's how things end up).