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In visualizations you can apply filters by selecting certain range on the chart itself. This is called a "brush" filter. These filters could modify the temporal unit for the column and change the operator based on the selected range. Semantically this closely matches how drill thrus work, so here we follow the pattern by introducing a generic brushDrillThru function that works for columns of different types and different brush filters, including ranges (from left to right) and bounds (rectangular areas).
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In visualizations you can apply filters by selecting certain range on the chart itself. This is called a "brush" filter. These filters could modify the temporal unit for the column and change the operator based on the selected range. Semantically this closely matches how drill thrus work, so here we follow the pattern by introducing a generic
brushDrillThru
function that works for columns of different types and different brush filters, including ranges (from left to right) and bounds (rectangular areas).FE
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- brush filter #37071LeafletMap
- brush filter #37070BE
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