Michael Krabbe Borregaard
Michael Krabbe Borregaard
You can also do it by adding `clim = extrema(:Decrease)...` to my call above.
```julia titles = reshape(sort(unique(data[:Treatment])), 1, :) @df data scatter(:ColPos, :RowPos, marker_z = :Decrease, group = :Treatment, layout = 8, label = "", title = titles, clim = (extrema(:Decrease)...)) ``` unfortunately...
I'd expect the second plot call to open a new device.
The primary backend for Plots is GR.
It's tricky because Plots development aims to keep keywords few(-ish), in order to keep maintainability. In general all new keywords should preferably be applied across all backends to keep interchangeability...
So having a new keyword type `colorbar` in addition to `Plot`, `Subplot`, `Axis` and `Series`, and reusing `Axis` keywords while prepending `colorbar_`? That does sound like a neat design. Thoughts...
Yes that seems like the right design
Incidentally, the precompilation times of StatsPlots seem to have skyrocketed with newer Julia versions. Not sure what's going on there.
Sorry. I meant 1.4 and more pronounced in 1.5. Let me just do some timings.
OK sorry for just making a remark out of hand. I just checked, and the pattern is the other way around - ```julia ;add StatsPlots @time using StatsPlots ``` takes...