Python Graphic Console Mode Sliders in 2 lines of code - Sagebox

This video shows how to add graphic sliders in Python using Sagebox, allowing for control of your console-mode program using Sagebox and various controls and other provided tools.

As with most Sagebox controls, each graphic slider uses only 2 lines of rust code: one line to create the control and one line to use it (get its value).

About Sagebox:

Sagebox is just being released, and offers a comprehensive set of GUI-based console and graphics tools, with a focus on rapid programming and prototyping, with direct, powerful, and easy-to-use functions.

Sagebox offers a diverse array of GUI-based controls, advanced graphics, and powerful console functions. Sagebox was written for rapid productivity in systems and engineering (where it all started), and rapid prototyping. As it has grown greatly, Sagebox is also very useful for research, education, or simply enjoying programming with graphics and GUI tools.

Sagebox has been used in industry for years as a development and rapid-protoyping tool at such companies as Pioneer, Pentair, and ASML (who referred to it's results as "that magic program").

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