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#3007 provides this example spec to show how to use field names that contain periods and brackets. However, this no longer seems to work: if you load this example in the Vega editor, nothing displays. (This happens both with the Vega-Lite v2 schema—which was specified in the example—and with the v3.2.1 schema.)
Also, trying to escape the source[yes] name by enclosing it in brackets as described here ([source[yes]]) fails as well—that gives you an error that says Access path missing open bracket: [source[yes]].
Here's a version of the schema where all I changed was removing the brackets (so now the y-field is sourceyes). As you can see, the plot now displays correctly (albeit with a single backslash in the source\.reco field name, which isn't ideal).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
#3007 provides this example spec to show how to use field names that contain periods and brackets. However, this no longer seems to work: if you load this example in the Vega editor, nothing displays. (This happens both with the Vega-Lite v2 schema—which was specified in the example—and with the v3.2.1 schema.)
Also, trying to escape the
source[yes]
name by enclosing it in brackets as described here ([source[yes]]
) fails as well—that gives you an error that saysAccess path missing open bracket: [source[yes]]
.Here's a version of the schema where all I changed was removing the brackets (so now the y-field is
sourceyes
). As you can see, the plot now displays correctly (albeit with a single backslash in thesource\.reco
field name, which isn't ideal).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: