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This is leaning towards a stylistic preference somewhat, but adding a stroke to all of the rectangles in a flamegraph should serve as a great way to separate the boxes from each other, especially when they are touching together. Today colour sets include multiple colours and one of the reasons for this I think to differentiate these frames that are touching together.
A stroke would also enable colour sets that are flatter, where colours are used to mark different types of frames, like proposed in #203.
Here's an example of what it might end up looking like. Note especially the rustix::io::mmap::mprotect and frames around it:
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That's an interesting idea. I'm not a huge fan of it myself, but I could see it making certain graphs (much) easier to read. Maybe an option for this would be a good addition?
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This was proposed by `@nagisa` in
jonhoo#248.
The new option will be `--stroke-color` and default to `none`
and accept any color. It use a non-configurable stroke width of 1.
Fixesjonhoo#248
This was proposed by `@nagisa` in
jonhoo#248.
The new option will be `--stroke-color` and default to `none`
and accept any color. It use a non-configurable stroke width of 1.
Fixesjonhoo#248
This is leaning towards a stylistic preference somewhat, but adding a stroke to all of the rectangles in a flamegraph should serve as a great way to separate the boxes from each other, especially when they are touching together. Today colour sets include multiple colours and one of the reasons for this I think to differentiate these frames that are touching together.
A stroke would also enable colour sets that are flatter, where colours are used to mark different types of frames, like proposed in #203.
Here's an example of what it might end up looking like. Note especially the
rustix::io::mmap::mprotect
and frames around it:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: