In order to override the determination of the discreteness, an additional field was added, which can be set via the scale_*_continuous procs.
The recipe rBarPlotCompStats.nim is an example for this where we (unnecessarily) parse channel numbers to integers before creating a bar plot with channels on the x axis.
It also shows how to plot a bar plot with previously computed stats.
Note: there's obviously limitations as to when setting the discreteness manually can work. Trying to set a scale containing string values as continuous will likely just result in an exception / assertion error / crash for instance.
TODO: need to add data file and add recipe to tCompareRecipes.nim!
In order to override the determination of the discreteness, an additional field was added, which can be set via the
scale_*_continuousprocs.The recipe
rBarPlotCompStats.nimis an example for this where we (unnecessarily) parse channel numbers to integers before creating a bar plot with channels on thexaxis.It also shows how to plot a bar plot with previously computed stats.
Note: there's obviously limitations as to when setting the discreteness manually can work. Trying to set a scale containing string values as continuous will likely just result in an exception / assertion error / crash for instance.
TODO: need to add data file and add recipe to
tCompareRecipes.nim!