Closed ps2kenny closed 1 week ago
Simple one; making the min value for an axis greater than the max value swaps the axis direction, however when you do this the marks disappear.
Example below:
#cetz.canvas({ import cetz: plot, palette let axis-options = (("x", "y"), ("x2", "y"), ("x", "y2"), ("x2", "y2")) plot.plot( size: (5,5), x-min: 0, x-max: 1, y-min: 0, y-max: 1, x2-min: 1, x2-max: 0, y2-min: 1, y2-max: 0, for axes in axis-options { plot.add( axes: axes, mark: "o", ((0.1,0.1), (0.4,0.4)) ) } ) })
Which gives:
So the x and y axis are normal, and the x2 and y2 axis are flipped. When I plot the same points for each combination of axes only the marks on the first plot on xy appear- they do not when either or both axes are flipped.
Simple one; making the min value for an axis greater than the max value swaps the axis direction, however when you do this the marks disappear.
Example below:
Which gives:
So the x and y axis are normal, and the x2 and y2 axis are flipped. When I plot the same points for each combination of axes only the marks on the first plot on xy appear- they do not when either or both axes are flipped.