Michael Krabbe Borregaard
Michael Krabbe Borregaard
Thanks, I did just that. I wonder if you could get the atom people to change which fork their installation thingy points to? It's important to consider the life cycle...
I'd be interested in a tutorial that describes how to: 1. open a raster file 2. get the projection 3. plot it 4. plot part of it 5. extract part...
It'd be obvious to depend on ColorSchemes imho.
Some people have had luck modifying the `o` field (the Python object) but that is thoroughly undefined. I think as a general rule, Plots is best for intuitive, one-line plotting,...
I'd not be so keen on adding heaps of new attributes to control the border attributes in detail.
Let's keep it open.
A hacky way to achieve this in Plots could probably be to plot with `framestyle = :none` and then just draw the axis lines manually like you want them to...
The tricky thing would be to have the color bar align for all sublots.
"Prettying the plot" is what we do - I can tell you it's not "just" :-) With regards to the plot you're overcomplicating it. ```julia using StatPlots, RDatasets data =...
Oh and you don't pass the values you mean to control colors to `color` - that's Gadfly syntax. You pass them to `marker_z`. That automatically does show a color bar....