Feature request: two different line colors connecting paired data: one for those increasing, other for those decreasing

[cchinopoulos]

Hello Joachim, first, thank you very much for creating the Shiny apps and making them free and available to all. In the SuperPlotsOfData, would it be possible to have the option of coloring paired data that increase (i.e. from healthty to tumor) in grey and those paired data that decrease to a different color, and not have individual colors for each and every paired data? See attached. Kind regards, Christos

[JoachimGoedhart]

Hi Christos,

Thanks for the kind words! I like the suggestion and I can see that it would be valuable. It will, however, change the main purpose of the app (distinguishing technical and biological replicates) and I do not see an easy/intuitive way to implement it.

If you like, we can have a chat and see how we can do this (together, also if you're not familiar with R) in ggplot2.

Best Regards, Joachim.

[cchinopoulos]

Hi Joachim, thank you for the feedback and your willingness to help. I am unfamiliar with R, and it seems that ggplot2 might be a challenge for me; let me ask some members of my group if they are familiar with R or ggplot2, and we can all chat, so as to save your time. Will get back to you soon. Best regards, Christos

On Tue, Oct 17, 2023 at 9:17 AM Joachim Goedhart @.***> wrote:

Hi Christos,

Thanks for the kind words! I like the suggestion and I can see that it would be valuable. It will, however, change the main purpose of the app (distinguishing technical and biological replicates) and I do not see an easy/intuitive way to implement it.

If you like, we can have a chat and see how we can do this (together, also if you're not familiar with R) in ggplot2.

Best Regards, Joachim.

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[cchinopoulos]

Hi again, ok, a PhD student of mine is familiar with ggplot2, so he will be able to execute whatever you dictate in ggplot2. Please let me know when we could do this (zoom ok?) Best regards, Christos

On Tue, Oct 17, 2023 at 9:17 AM Joachim Goedhart @.***> wrote:

Hi Christos,

Thanks for the kind words! I like the suggestion and I can see that it would be valuable. It will, however, change the main purpose of the app (distinguishing technical and biological replicates) and I do not see an easy/intuitive way to implement it.

If you like, we can have a chat and see how we can do this (together, also if you're not familiar with R) in ggplot2.

Best Regards, Joachim.

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[JoachimGoedhart]

Great, let's continue this conversation via email, I'll contact you