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I think when there is object used it should not be depended on the order of the values inside of the object. Looks like a artifact from version 5 initialization.
Best Regards
Matthias
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Jep, the order shouldn't matter, but it does. The object should be sorted internally as min >> percentages >> max. Should not to be too tough to add, but I doubt this is a major showstopper.
Hi,
I might just found a little bug.
When you define the max value before the min value within the range object, the initialization will fail.
Have a look at the fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/KvjSb/
I think when there is object used it should not be depended on the order of the values inside of the object. Looks like a artifact from version 5 initialization.
Best Regards
Matthias
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