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Colours are currently picked based on the uuid of moles. There are inevitably co-incidences where the colours picked are the same or similar.
It doesn't seem to be so useful for moles to have a consistently chosen colour between runs of commands - they are not particularly memorable.
If we're free to choose arbitrary colours then perhaps instead we can choose colours based on the limited number of moles available from the arguments passed to rotomap-view and rotomap-edit.
Perhaps we can use a different colouring schemes depending on the number of moles to colour, taking advantage of more distinct palettes when the number is low.
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Colours were previously picked based on the uuid of moles. There are
inevitably co-incidences where the colours picked are the same or
similar.
It doesn't seem to be so useful for moles to have a consistently chosen
colour between runs of commands - they are not particularly memorable.
If we're free to choose arbitrary colours then instead we can choose
colours based on the limited number of moles available from the
arguments passed to rotomap-view and rotomap-edit.
Use the mel.rotomap.tricolour colouring scheme. So depending on the
number of moles to colour, moles can be coloured more distinctively.
Fixes#6.
Test Plan:
$ ./meta/run_tests.sh
.. Run mel rotomap-edit and observe that colours are better ..
Colours are currently picked based on the uuid of moles. There are inevitably co-incidences where the colours picked are the same or similar.
It doesn't seem to be so useful for moles to have a consistently chosen colour between runs of commands - they are not particularly memorable.
If we're free to choose arbitrary colours then perhaps instead we can choose colours based on the limited number of moles available from the arguments passed to rotomap-view and rotomap-edit.
Perhaps we can use a different colouring schemes depending on the number of moles to colour, taking advantage of more distinct palettes when the number is low.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: