Maybe there could also be the option to place all legends in the "OutsideNE" position.
I like this idea, it would definitely make things clearer to read and easier to type out quick scripts without having to bounce around on the shift key. Would this then work as : epoch = timeGen xtags(z).putProperty(epoch) or is it preferred to write: z = link(epoch,z) I don't know a lot about the implications of syntax differences, but is there a reason to use xtags(z) instead of z.xtags() Does using z.xtags() imply running a function on z rather than pulling a property of z?
Change foreground color of individual axis via gui
Sure, this example works as desired, and the color can be changed through the controller node gui if needed. It is a pity about not being able to save the information in a vap, but for image sharing this is sufficient. reset() ds = randn(10000) dsn = randn(10000) plot(0,histogram(ds,30),renderType='series',color='black') plot(1,histogram(dsn,30),renderType='series',color='red') dom.plots[1].rowId= dom.plots[0].rowId fixLayout() bind(dom.plots[1].xaxis,'range',dom.plots[0].xaxis,'range') dom.plots[1].yaxis.setOpposite(True)...
From the document: Color: All teams should use the following color conventions for the purpose of scientific presentations: MMS1: BLACK (change to white if using dark background) MMS2: RED MMS3: GREEN MMS4: BLUE X,Y,Z is BLUE, GREEN, RED, solid, dashed, dotted Research into color-blind compliant palettes for QL plots has found the following, with perceived variation demonstrated for non-colorblind users (figure 16 at http://jfly.iam.u-tokyo.ac.jp/color/ ). The SWG approved use of the following values...
MMS has adopted a standard RGB set of colors to identify each spacecraft when plotted together. They encourage the use of a color-blind compliant palette and outline their preferential colors here: https://lasp.colorado.edu/galaxy/display/mms/Plot+Standards
I second this. I have been meaning to ask you how easy it would be to integrate git support into the script editor.
The calipers I used for my suggestion were stolen pretty shamelessly from the Stonemason's...