Frank Davidson
Frank Davidson
Here's a doc (I know, the repo is a bit hard to navigate) that gives a good outline of how they are used traditionally: https://github.com/google/crush-tools/blob/wiki/DataProcessingScenarios.md
I am also wondering this... Frequently when graphing data it is useful to have a gap when data is not present. Right now I am looking at modifying the graphael...
I changed line 193 of g.line.js to: ``` path = path.concat([(j && (valuesy[i][j] !== null)) ? "L" : "M", X, Y]); ``` ... and I'm testing it now.... If passed...
Changed it again to account for null x values: ``` path = path.concat([(j && (valuesy[i][j] !== null) && ((valuesx[i] || valuesx[0])[j] !== null)) ? "L" : "M", X, Y]); ```
g.line.js v. 0.51 that is... Sorry to be leaving so many comments...
Hi! Thanks for responding. I am using the SL? https://pkg.go.dev/net/[email protected]#TimeoutHandler I could write a wrapper, I suppose, just seemed like a logical addition to the suite?