Ah, I almost forgot: You don't have to use the roygb color scheme. You
can use any of the following:
roygb, bgyor, rwb, bwr, high, low
("high" is roughly yellow-green-blue, and "low" is roughly
red-orange-yellow)
just use
propertyColorScheme = "rwb"
for example. Obviously the next thing is to allow you to assign your own
color scheme, but we're not there yet.
This also allows, for example, coloring of "temperature" data by
different schemes, because one can load
temperature into a property:
x = {*}.temperature.all
data "property_temp @x"
propertyColorScheme = "roygb"
color atoms property_temp
(Note that x={*}.temperature would just give us the AVERAGE temperature.
By using {*}.temperature.all we get the full LISTING of temperature --
conveniently in the same format used by the data statement.)
Bob
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