Toby Dylan Hocking
Toby Dylan Hocking
This branch implements a test that fails for infinite data. This used to be working when we saved the built data to tsv files (before axis updates). See screenshot below....
rather than explicitly writing `structure(list(...), class="animint")` we can write `animint(...)`
as it is, scales are trained before removing NA rows (which will not be plotted). an example where this is problematic (but not a huge problem) is described in comments...
In general selected.\* aesthetics are to let the plot designer answer the question, "how should the geom look after it is clicked?" right now in animint we use a simple...
we need to specify non-standard geom params such as `geom_point(chunk_vars=c("var1", "var2"))` @faizan-khan-iit implemented a PR https://github.com/hadley/ggplot2/pull/1649 which was rejected by ggplot2. now we have to wait until ggplot2 figures out...
because sometimes there can be a lot of them, and that can freeze the browser momentarily. instead, when the user scrolls down, check if the div is visible, then render...
Currently the only way to do this is via the order of ggplots in the viz list. Are there any examples where it would really be a huge benefit to...
the problem is that it is currently implemented as a `` element inside the `` this can be fixed by implmenting it as a `` above the svg
TODO add a test that fails, and fix the renderer code.
- [ ] a test for values of 0, 0.5, 1-- draw an hline at say y=5, then draw some text at x=1,2,3 and y=5 with vjust=0,0.5,1. Test that bounding...