Igor Alshannikov

Hi, thanks, happy New Year to you too! The equivalent continuous positions would be 0 for the Outback tick-mark through 7 for the Pacer tick-mark.

> Is there an easier or more direct way to do this. In my opinion, an easier way would be to keep the x-axis discrete and add all annotating bands...

> For example, what would I do if I use the dodge position for the geom_bar? Numeric coordinates of the tick-marks will be the same and you will use decimal...

Hi @syd-doyen, could you try [v4.7.0](https://github.com/JetBrains/lets-plot/releases/tag/v4.7.0)? Now continuous data is handled by discrete scales as you would expect. Take a look: https://nbviewer.org/github/JetBrains/lets-plot/blob/master/docs/f-25b/numeric_data_on_discrete_scale.ipynb

Export to SVG, HTML should work but not to raster formats. This unfortunately is not yet supported.

Unfortunately, `geom_imshow()` doesn't play well with positional scale/coord system transformations at the moment. There is a workaround that you can try: ``` ( ggplot() + scale_y_reverse() + geom_imshow(pixels, extent=[0, im.width,...

Oh, great! I assumed your intention was to reverse the y-axis AND flip the image accordingly.

Hi guys, > I found this R ggplot package that somewhat overcomes this and somewhat does what I envision: https://cmap-repos.github.io/cmapplot/reference/geom_text_lastonly.html however, this does not completely solve all the issues. Geom...

@nsiicm0 > My current (hacky) solution for line plots is to use geom_segment and geom_label and I calculate the y-axis coordinate based on the data by hand in order to...

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