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* 2D and 3D? |
* 2D and 3D? |
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* How to deal with data that defines the plot points, vs plot points based on graph |
* How to deal with data that defines the plot points, vs plot points based on graph. |
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** For example a scatter plot vs pixel plot of a continuous function. |
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** A continuous function could wrap a scatter plot style one, but it would be a pain |
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*** Would have to define circle points as a formula across the data. |
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*** Would loose metadata about the points. |
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*** Would be very inefficient as you would have to scan across the whole plotting canvas. |
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* What about allowing data to be modified by dragging points on the graph around? |
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* Non-square graphs |
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* eg, Polar graphs |
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Revision as of 03:06, 4 March 2017
- Probably in Rust.
- Reactive/functional.
- When Data is changed the graph gets updated.
- Instead of data, can plot can be defined by a function that changes at runtime. Data is really just a mapping function anyway.
- Pub/sub? Channels?
- Can I put in a fixed value without having to manually wrap it?
- Rust generics?
- What about passing things up the hierarchy? ie, graph size changes, the axis size need to change too...
- Can the number of dimensions change?
- What about animating the changes (interpolation function between old and new)? Animation itself can be a function. How fast? Linear, quadratic? 'Fade' vs more elaborate things like 'morphing' eg a scatter plots that moves the dots, or text that changes?
- Wouldn't just be for fixed data, could be interpolating between 2 functions while they are still being updated.
- Basic things like the Axis themselves can be functions.
- Axis size/position.
- Number of 'nodes' that show numbers and such. Mark a point every 10? Split up based on the length and put a point every 1/5th. Function to generate text? Function that defines points?
- 2D and 3D?
- How to deal with data that defines the plot points, vs plot points based on graph.
- For example a scatter plot vs pixel plot of a continuous function.
- A continuous function could wrap a scatter plot style one, but it would be a pain
- Would have to define circle points as a formula across the data.
- Would loose metadata about the points.
- Would be very inefficient as you would have to scan across the whole plotting canvas.
- What about allowing data to be modified by dragging points on the graph around?
- Non-square graphs
- eg, Polar graphs