Christopher Chalmers

Happy to help. Yes, rendering directly is possible. You can call [`renderAxis`](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/plots-0.1.1.3/docs/Plots-Axis-Render.html#v:renderAxis) and then run [`renderRasterific`](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/diagrams-rasterific-1.4.2.2/docs/Diagrams-Backend-Rasterific.html#v:renderRasterific) on the resulting `Diagram`.

Thanks for the suggestion. Here's my attempt: http://lpaste.net/491253858190753792 . It's highlighted a few shortcoming/bugs. I'll try to at least fix the bugs over the next few days. It's still missing...

Nice, it's getting there. I've pushed the axis line style bug. I guess Rasterific doesn't support adding newlines in text like that (the text just gets sent directly to the...

I guess the easiest way to centre the y axis is to manually set `yMin ?= -x` and `yMax ?= x` for some `x`. In your case `x=0.04` should do...

Thanks for the feedback. I agree, it is a pain. I'd like to have this feature but implement it would be difficult. Most backends do have a way of calculating...

Huh, that's a funny one. Not sure what would cause that. Have you got a minimal example so I can test it?

I've invited bgaramri as a collaborator, glad to have you :smile:. > The problem here appears to be that clash itself is incompatible with GHC 8.6. It's not entirely clear...

There's a couple of ways. You can set the [`scatterTransform`](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/plots-0.1.1.5/docs/Plots-Types-Scatter.html#v:scatterTransform) for the plot to be something like `const (scale 0.3)`: ``` scatterPlot mydata1 $ do key "my data" scatterTransform .=...

> a problem trying to understand Plots Yes, I kinda wanted to see how far you could take. I think the library API actually turned out quite powerful but it...