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Continuation of #201. Currently, the length-scaling code doesn't take into account the sign of numeric values: all that's considered are the min and max values.
However, it would be nice to be able to have each bar point in different directions based on its sign -- see e.g. this sketch (definitely not to scale but the idea should be close enough)
This could be particularly useful for things like feature differentials, where we'd want +3 and -3 to be clearly symmetric.
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Support drawing "origin" for barplot layers
Support drawing origin for barplot length-scaling
Aug 5, 2020
Continuation of #201. Currently, the length-scaling code doesn't take into account the sign of numeric values: all that's considered are the min and max values.
However, it would be nice to be able to have each bar point in different directions based on its sign -- see e.g. this sketch (definitely not to scale but the idea should be close enough)
This could be particularly useful for things like feature differentials, where we'd want +3 and -3 to be clearly symmetric.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: