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commit ad789545c8fab046edc9f97c36c796006d576bf8 Author: Todor Kondić <todor.kondic@uni.lu> Date: Thu Dec 10 13:21:13 2020 +0100 all: Version 0.9.3 We have redesigned the way the plotting works and how the data exploration is situated within the application's interactive document. Previously, plots have been generated and stored as tables in the m$out$tab sublist of the state object (m). This, however, made it a bit more difficult to manipulate plot details which differ between how the plots are supposed to be displayed as a part of the application and how they look like as individual figures. The new approach is to have functions that generate single plots based on plot index (see m$conf$figures$grouping) instead of pregenerating collections of plots. The same functions are used in parts of the code that display this interactively to a user (app.Rmd, the data explorer) and those that save figures. The program knows when to apply modifications which will make the output suitable to the format of display. The plot selection table, as well as the plots themselves are now hidden in the Data Explorer tab. The plot parameters have been moved from the beginning of the document to a side panel. The plots are displayed within a well panel next to the side panel.
Todor Kondic authoredcommit ad789545c8fab046edc9f97c36c796006d576bf8 Author: Todor Kondić <todor.kondic@uni.lu> Date: Thu Dec 10 13:21:13 2020 +0100 all: Version 0.9.3 We have redesigned the way the plotting works and how the data exploration is situated within the application's interactive document. Previously, plots have been generated and stored as tables in the m$out$tab sublist of the state object (m). This, however, made it a bit more difficult to manipulate plot details which differ between how the plots are supposed to be displayed as a part of the application and how they look like as individual figures. The new approach is to have functions that generate single plots based on plot index (see m$conf$figures$grouping) instead of pregenerating collections of plots. The same functions are used in parts of the code that display this interactively to a user (app.Rmd, the data explorer) and those that save figures. The program knows when to apply modifications which will make the output suitable to the format of display. The plot selection table, as well as the plots themselves are now hidden in the Data Explorer tab. The plot parameters have been moved from the beginning of the document to a side panel. The plots are displayed within a well panel next to the side panel.
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