Updated FloatSpin.py

[James Bigler]

I've made some modifications to the very nice FloatSpin widget that =

Andrea Gavana created and thought that I would share with the rest of =

the community.

The biggest change that I've made is the ability to specify open ended =

ranges.  You can say [1,] (min=3D1, no max) or [,0] (max=3D0, no min).  You =

can specify that you don't care about the min or max by specifying None =

for the parameter:

(Equally applicable to the constructor)

[1,] =3D> SetRange(min_val=3D1, max_val=3DNone)
[,0] =3D> SetRange(min_val=3DNone, max_val=3D0)

Or no range

[,]  =3D> SetRange(min_val=3DNone, max_val=3DNone)


Note, that I did change the name of the min and max parameters in the =

constructor, so if you named your parameters you will have to either =

change FloatSpin or your code.  It also defaults to having no range =

([,]) rather than [0,100].

James
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