> be honest: the graphical display is output, not input.
Yes, certainly, but
> If you are using a toolkit that has a data flow of the following:
>
> pointer motion->graphical display->values->application->output
>
> Well, basically that is broken as you have a flow that is
>
> input->output->input->application->output
I believe it's
input -- output (graphical display)
|_ application -> output (audio)
Once the slider is drawn to the screen, it does not feed back into the
application, so
> input->application->output
is, in fact, part of the flow. The two components of output that you
mention are provided independently in parallel branches.
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