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Rather than trying to infer labels and colors for the legend, allow the user to specify the information using an associative list or dictionary.
Give an example of how this feature would be used
For a single data series, the Chart erroneously tries to treat each element in the line as its own entry in the legend, making the feature effectively useless.
Why doesn't the current App Inventor system address this use case?
See previous note.
Why is this feature beneficial to App Inventor's educational mission?
Explaining one's data is an important skill to learn, and giving students additional control over how their data are interpreted can help them build this skill.
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One thing we have to decide with this new property is which direction things go. In particular, if we were to use dictionaries I think the more appropriate way to specify the legend data would be {"category1": <color1>, "category2": <color2>, ...}.
For an example of what it might look like, see this post.
@ewpatton
Hello, my name is Chang Min and I am a Sophomore CS student at Bucknell University interested in tackling this issue. I would like to ask whether it is still available. Thank you!
Describe the desired feature
Rather than trying to infer labels and colors for the legend, allow the user to specify the information using an associative list or dictionary.
Give an example of how this feature would be used
For a single data series, the Chart erroneously tries to treat each element in the line as its own entry in the legend, making the feature effectively useless.
Why doesn't the current App Inventor system address this use case?
See previous note.
Why is this feature beneficial to App Inventor's educational mission?
Explaining one's data is an important skill to learn, and giving students additional control over how their data are interpreted can help them build this skill.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: