Circular Slider - 1.3

{
printf("What are all these funny words and things here?\n");
printf("Why can't they just write computer programs using regular English?\n");
printf("All this funny C stuff is very confusing.\n");
printf("Why would you want to use x/y coordinates in an NSView subclass
which uses an x/y coordinate system (inverted)?\n");
printf("It just doesn't make any sense!\n");

return iq;//a global set previously to an extraordinarily low number
}

As a circular slider user for over a year, this thing rocks. I use the distance/angle method because that suits my app (a navigation utility), the kind that iacas complained wasn't there when it already was, but I really like the fact that I can choose. When I use it in a less well defined application, I will almost certainly use x/y as for many purposes it is more straight forward. If I was restricted to x/y it wouldn't be a problem anyway because the calculations to change from one to another are so simple.

iacas why don't you simply remove your comments, that way future readers of these reviews will only be able to guess at how stupid you are rather than know for sure. Give yourself a little dignity.

5 stars to make up for the mindless review.

the stuff is good and usefull, AND to balance the 2 stars of the moron called iacas. Learn programming and respect the developer choice. Having more options doesn't means that you have to use ALL of them at the same time, it only means that you can choose what to use depending on your needs.