Tk/MinMaxScale version 0.12
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Tk::MinMaxScale is a Frame-based widget wrapping two Scale widgets,
the first acting as a 'minimum' and the second as a 'maximum'.
Its purpose is to get a range of values narrower than the
whole range given by the options '-from' and '-to'.


SYNOPSIS

$mms = $mw->MinMaxScale(
    -variablemin => \$vn,
    -variablemax => \$vx,
    -labelmin => ...,
    -labelmax => ...,
    ...,
);

INSTALLATION

To install this module type the following:

   perl Makefile.PL
   make
   make test
   make install


HISTORY

version 0.12 - 2006/09/15
	- failure corrected in test twomms.t

version 0.11 - 2004/02/29
	- some code clean-up
	- hope tests are improved

version 0.10 - 2004/02/14
	- configure and cget methods implemented (via ConfigSpecs)
	- more tests

version 0.09 - 2004/02/04
	throwed away (http://history.perl.org/backpan/authors/id/J/JP/JPVIDAL/)

version 0.08 - 2004/01/04
	- compatibility with Tk804.xxx (dash before option).

version 0.07 - 2002/11/21
	- added tests.

version 0.06 - 2002/11/20
	- dropped "use warnings" and "use diagnostics".
	- cleaned up the distribution package.

version 0.05 - 2002/11/05
	- unlike Scale, '-orient' option defaults now to 'horizontal'.
	- like Scale, '-from' and '-to' options defaults now to 0 and 100, respectively.
	- definitely (:() fixed Shift-key binding problems.

version 0.04 - 2002/11/01
	- enhanced methods minvalue and maxvalue to set and/or get the scale values.

version 0.03 - 2002/11/01
	- fixed some problems when dragging while depressing shift key
	- added methods minvalue and maxvalue

version 0.02 - 2002/10/24
	- new feature added: dragging a slider while pressing a Shift key
	  drags both sliders, locking their distance (an idea from Mark Lakata).

version 0.01 - 2002/10/17
	- first release.


COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE

Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Jean-Pierre Vidal

This package is free software and is provided "as is"
without express or implied warranty. It may be used, modified,
and redistributed under the same terms as Perl itself.