Dynamically updating a plot window, or controlling updates with a slider or
something could be useful, especially for busy graphs.
Take a look how this graph - https://tinyurl.com/2zts2y6u - changes if you
select "Comparison" (upper left) and add "XOM" to it.
On Mon, Dec 5, 2022 at 10:01 PM Raul M
Yes, it's sort of like training wheels on a bicycle. Handy for the
beginner, maybe, but would get in the way of other uses.
That said, most of it could be achieved using the ability to update an
existing plot window. I haven't tried messing with that aspect of
plot, recently. I should do some expe
Maybe for pedagogical purposes this "slow reveal" has some value but it
doesn't seem like a good idea for getting information from a graph. It
does illuminate the separate parts of a graph by revealing them in pieces
but this is no better than a checklist of things like "title the graph",
"label t
The slide decks shown at https://slowrevealgraphs.com/ seem like they
represent a useful approach which could be supported by our 'plot'
utility.
This would not be entirely trivial, but the mechanisms look to be
fairly well defined and implementable.
(Conceptually, perhaps the default behavior wo
