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Expected: It should render a readible time axis when doing plot + geomStep { x = "first"; y = "second" } + ggtitle(title)
plot + geomStep { x = "first"; y = "second" } + ggtitle(title)
Observed: It is rendering some hard to read time labels.
rendered with letsplot
The column is simply a list of Instants:
Instant
In contrast, when rendering the same data with ggplot2 (via kravis) using geomStep (with default scale settings) it feels more readable:
geomStep
Example data claimed_capacity.csv
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Hi Holger, as a workaround you can specify scaleXDateTime() explicitly. Or automatic scale selection is essential in this case?
scaleXDateTime()
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No it's not essential, but in general, improved scale-detection would certainly improve user experience. Thanks for the update and the workaround.
Force date-axis in lets-plot support API if tick-transform is defined…
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… (relates to JetBrains/lets-plot-kotlin#99)
Date-time series auto-detection was added in v3.2.0
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Expected: It should render a readible time axis when doing
plot + geomStep { x = "first"; y = "second" } + ggtitle(title)
Observed: It is rendering some hard to read time labels.
rendered with letsplot
The column is simply a list of
Instant
s:In contrast, when rendering the same data with ggplot2 (via kravis) using
geomStep
(with default scale settings) it feels more readable:Example data claimed_capacity.csv
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: