Clustering of the x-axis if the index is provided.

mscook / SeqFindR

A tool to easily create informative genomic feature plots

http://mscook.github.io/SeqFindR/

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Clustering of the x-axis if the index is provided. #27

Closed bawee closed 9 years ago

bawee commented 10 years ago

Hi Mitchell,

I would be eternally indebted to you if the ability to cluster the x-axis the same way you currently cluster the y-axis could be implemented in your lovely program.

Thanks in advance.

Gratefully,

Bryan

mscook commented 10 years ago

Hi, I have provided an initial development version. To have this work by default will require a fair bit of code refactoring.

bawee commented 10 years ago

Managed to get it working on my mac. Excellent work Mitchell. Thank you!

bawee commented 10 years ago

Sorry Mitch, there is a bug.

On the Y-axis, the labels are all offset by 1 downwards. The last label is missing but the plot itself is not affected.

I think a similar thing is happening on the X-axis but i am not 100% what is missing.

NOT an urgent issue. I can edit the vector image manually for now.

mscook commented 10 years ago

@bawee this was due to not correctly pinning the matplotlib dependency.