Sebastian

Great, add to that generic procedures. This is broken: ```nim proc plotGasGain*[T](charge, counts: seq[T], fitX, fitY: seq[T], xMin, xMax: float, G_fit, chiSq: float, chipNumber, runNumber: int, pathPrefix: string, gasGainInterval =...

The white lines are fixed with #108. `geom_raster` not respecting `x/ylim` is still an open issue though, which is why I'm leaving this open for the time being.

First of all thanks a lot! This is great and was definitely missing. It's a really great idea to just insert the min values at the beginning and the max...

Aside from the mentioned changes, it'd be great if you could make your example a recipe, by adding it to `recipes.org`. To fully add a recipe you also have to:...

> Hah, I appreciate the positivity, but I'm not so sure, since insertions are probably quite costly (looking) yep, it's a while loop O(n) for each insertion. I'll probably refactor...

Hey! Thanks for the example. From this I can deduce two typical usage examples: - have dates as a string and allow for parsing to `Time` (your example) - have...

As I said, I'll leave this open as a reminder for myself (and for others to find it easier) until a cleaner solution with less manual work is available.

Hey! Great to hear from you. :) That's a good point. I've thought about this myself sometimes. I just wasn't sure if breaking the line is the most desired behavior....

Finally gave it a try to implement this morning. Was indeed pretty easy. The only thing I did not implement (because I think it's not desired behavior by default) is...

#93 is merged now. Let me know if the behavior is what you expect and if it could be nicer in some way! See the recipe here: https://github.com/Vindaar/ggplotnim/blob/master/recipes.org#plot-with-a-title-including-line-breaks