Math.round(value * 100);

Lindon

@Jay we will need a snippet.

Jay

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Jay

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d.healey

@Jay What do you want it to do?

Jay

@d-healey Change the parameter of the slider

because as you can see, it update it when using the "Engine.doubleToString"

d.healey

@Jay Set the knob mode to normalized percentage.

ustk

@Jay I think you are mixing things.
The slider callback reacts to the slider changes, and executes what's inside.
In your case, it shapes the value, and sets it to the label.
So calling a label.changed() here is of no use, because no callback is associated. component.changed() method is used to execute the callback of this very component from the script. But here your labels don't have callbacks, they are just passive components waiting for their values to update (not to change anything themselves).

In this snippet, either doubleToString or Math.round are working as expected when you comment/uncomment one or the other. Nothing troubling here, they are just doing it differently (value*100 in the Math.round() case, which could be done in doubleToString too).

Let me guess, do you intend to update the slider from typing a value in the label?
If this is the case, then you'll need a callback for the label too, so it can set and update the slider value.
In such a system, each callback is setting the other component.

Another point is that you are doing the same thing multiple times, which is a call for optimisation (one unique function for all sliders, and one for all labels in the eventuality they need to update the sliders of course...). But this will come later because...

... Because I just realised there's a reverb module that isn't connected to anything. So I imagine this is what you want to do in the end, right?
There are two possible options for setting modules parameter.

Connect the slider to the module parameter directly from within the PropertyEditor (no scripting required)
Or declare the module in the script and write the different actions in each slider callbacks (myDeclaredModule.setAttribute(thisOrThatAttribute, value))

Please give us more info about what is it you are trying to achieve so we can guide you.

d.healey

The label is assigned to processor ID/parameter ID. So calling .changed does trigger a change to the reverb.

@Jay Instead of calling changed, just set the value directly in the knob's callback.

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ustk

@d-healey Oh I haven't seen this one coming! :)

Jay

@d-healey Thanks David, that did it, and like @ustk said I mixed things up. And in the snipped I provided it did work using ~~doubleToString~~

Math.round(value * 100);

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