It would be useful if <paper-slider> fired a new type of event (proposed name: manual-change) when value changes due to manual interaction with the slider.
which would invoke the handleManualChange function only when the value changes due to someone interacting with the slider, and not when the bound currentTime variable changes.
This is important if, e.g., the <paper-slider> serves as a media playback scrubber, where it serves the dual-purpose of reflecting the current playback time and allowing someone to seek to a new time manually.
frankiefu
commented
9 years ago
It would be useful if
<paper-slider>fired a new type of event (proposed name:manual-change) whenvaluechanges due to manual interaction with the slider.This new event would allow for
which would invoke the
handleManualChangefunction only when thevaluechanges due to someone interacting with the slider, and not when the boundcurrentTimevariable changes.This is important if, e.g., the
<paper-slider>serves as a media playback scrubber, where it serves the dual-purpose of reflecting the current playback time and allowing someone to seek to a new time manually.