Kevin Dinkel

This version of `redo` stores hash information for targets within files (inside of a `.redo` directory) named with the hash of the contents. So if dependencies `a` and `b` both...

Interesting! I think that your series object idea would certainly work, but it does seem different from plotting utilities I am used to. In both matplotlib and matlab, you would...

Does dygraphs allow more than one set of x data on a graph? If not, then the interface I am asking for doesn't make much sense, because we would be...

Thank you for that link. That is tricky indeed. It would definitely be good to support independent series (unique x axis) in the lib, because forcing the user to union...

Sounds good. There might be some trickery in numpy that could help us out. But the brute force method would be to create one long x-axis by picking the smallest...

@janga1997 - what my pseudo code intends to do is essentially turn this: ``` x1 = [1, 4, 7] y1 = [3, 17, 5] x2 = [2, 5.5, 6] y2...

Ah I see. I was assuming x1 and x2 were presorted. Sorting them before running my example would be trivial however, using one of the idioms [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9764298/is-it-possible-to-sort-two-listswhich-reference-each-other-in-the-exact-same-w). However, does dygraphs...

@janga1997 before we give up on more-than-one x-axis plotting let me ask one question. Those edge cases you mentioned... do they matter to dygraphs? I haven't had time to test...

@janga1997 All sounds good. Questions for you about the data frame support: 1. Do `fig.series('label1', stepPlot=True)` calls just get applied based on order called, or are you planning on using...

Sounds good. Forget the external `series` object idea for numpy plots. Go get some sleep! No need to be discussing this a 2 in the morning! Have a good night...