Dave Pagurek

Closing this now as it's mostly something to be solved in one's own sketch rather than in p5.

Does this happen if you do it with vanilla javascript? e.g. using `document.createElement('input')` + `.setAttribute(...)` to create a slider, and then updating its value with code? If so, this is...

Thanks, that would be a good test! Also, on iOS, all browsers are forced by Apple to use Safari's rendering engine (except in Europe, where they've force Apple to start...

Here's a quick demo on the p5 editor that makes one, if that helps!: https://editor.p5js.org/davepagurek/sketches/A39iPgi99

Sure thing! Here's an OP version that has min/max/step and value setting: https://openprocessing.org/sketch/2325173

> I see that the fault does not appear on the blue line Does that mean that using the plain HTML ones, you aren't seeing the same visual glitches that...

Hi @IIITM-Jay! I think there are two things to address here. The first thing is to not treat nested properties like separate positional parameters, but the second is the ability...

Thanks for checking for `@typedef`s! As far as PRs go, feel free to work on one if you're interested in taking this on! If tackling the problem in two stages...

@IIITM-Jay so if an array element is just a string, e.g. `"Something"`, it's equivalent to `{ type: "Something" }`? I think that's a good compromise to save space! Maybe we...

I think overall my preference is that any time we have the potential for ambiguity, we fall back to structured JSON to avoid the ambiguity, to avoid having extra complexity...