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54 Setting range
57 A Scale starts its life with a default numeric range of [0..100] and a default
58 angular range of 270.  You can change these ranges with:
121 …e Scale might be drawn upside down (to match the tick) if the Scale includes a certain angle range.
132     number of ticks and the Scale range, so the label drawn can present rounding
157 A Section represents a sub-range of the Scale, whose Styles (like Cascading Style
159 the Scale that are within the range of that Section.
161 If a PART of a Scale is within the range of 2 or more Sections (i.e. those Sections
174 range [0..0] and no Styles added to it, which ensures that Section will not be drawn
175 yet:  it needs both a range inside the Scale's range and at least one :ref:`Style
178 Next, set the range using :cpp:expr:`lv_scale_section_set_range(section, min, max)`
180 within the Scale's value range.  (If they are only partially within the Scale's
181 range, the Scale will only use that portion of the Section that overlaps the Scale's
182 range.  If a Section's range is not within the Scale's range at all, it will not be