Limit xrange when using xlen #6
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February 6, 2011 16:02
…e_xy option to square the aspect ratio ONLY for the xy axes, allowing z to scale as needed
For example to set a legend for curve 'data' to 'datalegend' I now do --legend data datalegend The previous syntax that used = produced hashes internally, which disregarded the order of the given options. This resulted in arbitrarily ordered curves.
…ition to data-triggered replotting
At one point I changed the --legend syntax, but didn't update ALL the docs. This fixes it
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Hi Antoine. This patch is too much of a special case so I don't plotwidth = min(xlen, data_xmax - data_xmin) Here the plot will never be wider than xlen, and will shrink to maximally show |
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This is old, and I'm not a huge fan of the proposed behavior, so I'm closing this. |
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Hi,
Here's a very simple fix to avoid the fact that, when using xlen, the plot is initially mostly empty. It seems more logical (at least for what I'm doing) to have its xrange be initially small and grow up to xlen.
What do you think about this? Maybe the best would be to have an option to choose between the two possible behaviors?
Cheers,
Antoine