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Do you mind dropping in a quick screenshot here? I'm a little concerned about bloating things a little bit much (I don't think we'd need multiple color schemes, for example... maybe just a |
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👍 came here to see if anyone had added this |
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👍 Added this to my JavaScript port. |
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can we make the color range configurable (perhaps as start and end values in HSV)? I'd like it to go from green to red for example. |
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@apretto Thank you so much for your time, work, and inspiration! |
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Closing this PR finally. |
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This PR adds a command line option "-c fire" to output the graph colored in fire (smallest tick is yellow, largest is red).
Adding additional palettes should be easy: just add a colon-separated string to the
ticks_stylearray and a option statement for thecaseof thecparameter setting the correct index in the variabletick_style