Closed thelampire closed 4 years ago
For plot.py simple plots:
It would be useful if it was possible to plot vertical lines on the plots. It could be an input in plot.py options as such:
options['Vertical lines']=[[x1,'blue'], [x2,'red']] etc.
Vertical lines can be drawn with the following code:
import matplotlib.lines as mlines def vertical_line(x, color=None): ax = plt.gca() xmin, xmax = ax.get_xbound() xmin = xmax = x ymin, ymax = ax.get_ybound() l = mlines.Line2D([xmin,xmax], [ymin,ymax], color=color) ax.add_line(l) return l
This is mediocre, but works for a single plot. It could be modified to work for the plot_IDs, but I do not understand that part of the flap plot yet.
Originally posted by @thelampire in https://github.com/fusion-flap/flap/issues/40#issuecomment-541246372
I just opened this to be able to delete it from the enhancement proposals and have a reference to it in the future. The feature is implemented in the newest thelampire-patch-3 push.
For plot.py simple plots:
It would be useful if it was possible to plot vertical lines on the plots. It could be an input in plot.py options as such:
options['Vertical lines']=[[x1,'blue'], [x2,'red']] etc.
Vertical lines can be drawn with the following code:
This is mediocre, but works for a single plot. It could be modified to work for the plot_IDs, but I do not understand that part of the flap plot yet.
Originally posted by @thelampire in https://github.com/fusion-flap/flap/issues/40#issuecomment-541246372