Evenly spaced range of discrete values
See original GitHub issueHey, I would like to have a slider with a list of evenly-spaced values. Is there a way to implement that easily now without having to calculate percentages for each?
My feature suggestion here would be to have range
also accept an array, which would then be evenly spaced automatically.
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There is now an example on using an array of values in the documentation.
Yes, you’d need to set up
format
to translate between a numeric range and the string values (if they are not numeric).