using Plots
pyplot()
theta = linspace(0,2π,120)
rho = 0:30
z = linspace(31,1,31) * ones(120)'
heatmap(theta, rho, z, aspect_ratio=1, proj=:polar)
This works for Pyplot:
Note that the grid is overridden by the heatmap values.
If I use Pyplot directly I can bring the grid back on top using ax[:grid](true):
Consider this heatmap with polar axes example:
This works for Pyplot: Note that the grid is overridden by the heatmap values. If I use Pyplot directly I can bring the grid back on top using
ax[:grid](true)
:Sadly it does not work in GR nor in PlotlyJS. Here is the result for PlotlyJs: