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Issue 152 - March 08, 2010
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Welcome to issue 152 of HWN, a newsletter covering
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On Mar 8, 2010, at 12:04 PM, Thomas Schilling wrote:
Your use of rounded borders for the boxes is skewing the correct
perception of the data.
Fair point. I have created an issue in barchart's issue tracker. I'll
probably make rounded corners optional and turn them off by default.
Round co
Sorry to be That Guy, but:
Your use of rounded borders for the boxes is skewing the correct
perception of the data. The rounded borders remove more area from the
smaller bars than the from the larger bars, so smaller bars will seem
even smaller in comparison. In general, never ever try to make
d
On Mar 7, 2010, at 6:10 PM, Sebastian Fischer wrote:
barchart is a command-line program with associated Haskell library
The API is not generated on Hackage probably because the diagrams
library cannot be built on GHC 6.12. I will upload Haddock
documentation separately on the project webs
Sounds like this could be really useful for darcs-benchmark!
I'm glad to hear that.
Meanwhile, I just thought I should point out a potentially
complementary
library called 'tabular'.
Thanks for the pointer, I'll try it out.
Sebastian
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