Alexander Plavin
Alexander Plavin
This is IMO quite unintuitive and confusing to read: ```julia julia> s = Base.AnnotatedString("this is an example annotated string", [(1:18, :A => 111), (12:28, :B => 222), (18:35, :C =>...
MWE: ```julia using Makie S = Makie.SpecApi data = Observable(rand(10)) # observable plotspec and gridlayout: pspec = @lift Makie.to_plotspec(Scatter, ($data,)) gl = @lift S.GridLayout([S.Axis(plots=[$pspec])]) # plot it and any other...
```julia julia> using GLMakie julia> scatter(rand(10^5), marker=FastPixel()) ``` gives an empty plot:  While it certainly worked before. - [x] what version of Makie are you running? (`]st -m Makie`)...
Currently, `lift(f, x)` only works if `x` is an observable, but errors _(or does a completely different thing, because `lift` happens to be `=== map`)_ for regular `x` values. But...
When using an observable in `contour`, and updating the observable, the plotted contours often (not always) disappear – leaving a blank axis. MWE short script: ```julia using WGLMakie fig =...
I’m trying to plot a 2d array with both positive an negative values, using a “symlog” colorscale in Makie. This is what I get, looks weird – I cannot make...
Now, point conversion also uses quantiles by default (as rangebars and band did). Before:  After:  Also, added options to request pmean + pstd plotting instead of pquantiles: `band(...,...
There's no reason for a package to have Requires.jl as a strong dep on Julia 1.9+. Would be nice for Aqua to check for that.
Currently, the predicate (`==` or another) is simply propagated and used to compare all parts of the object. It would be useful to also support stuff like `whynot(issetequal, a, b)`...