Jan Gleixner
Jan Gleixner
Can you check if this is solved by #7 ?
Well, neither C++ nor R have this ambiguity as they don't have dotted operators like `./`. To answer your question: Yes, in the following case, a single ` ` makes...
I believe this will be fixed by #53 (can be used today by using `remotes::install_github("teunbrand/ggnewscale", ref = "guide_fix"`)
Not fully, I am afraid... There still is an issue e.g. when the third scale is discrete while 1 & 2 are continuous: ``` ggplot(mapping = aes(x = X, y...
Ooops, based on the text I wrote, I guess I meant the first `scale_fill_discrete` to be a continuous scale in which case it also fails with the same error message....
Possibly. But while that issue might be considered odd behavior, this here is a bug, right? Though by I am even more confused by your last `with.Lindels = FALSE` example...