mantao/Plots.jl
1
0
Fork 0
Code Issues Pull Requests Projects Releases Wiki Activity

add missing ,

Browse Source
This commit is contained in:
Simon Christ 2022-03-11 14:54:37 +01:00
parent 81b80fc5b1
commit 066c5dffd6
1 changed files with 52 additions and 52 deletions
Show Stats Download Patch File Download Diff File Expand all files Collapse all files

104
src/arg_desc.jl
View File

@ -2,60 +2,60 @@
const _arg_desc = KW( const _arg_desc = KW(
# series args # series args
:label => "String type. The label for a series, which appears in a legend. If empty, no legend entry is added.", :label => "String type. The label for a series, which appears in a legend. If empty, no legend entry is added.",
:seriescolor => "Color Type. The base color for this series. `:auto` (the default) will select a color from the subplot's `color_palette`, based on the order it was added to the subplot", :seriescolor => "Color Type. The base color for this series. `:auto` (the default) will select a color from the subplot's `color_palette`, based on the order it was added to the subplot",
:seriesalpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the series. `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of the color.", :seriesalpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the series. `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of the color.",
:seriestype => "Symbol. This is the identifier of the type of visualization for this series. Choose from $(_allTypes) or any series recipes which are defined.", :seriestype => "Symbol. This is the identifier of the type of visualization for this series. Choose from $(_allTypes) or any series recipes which are defined.",
:linestyle => "Symbol. Style of the line (for path and bar stroke). Choose from $(_allStyles)", :linestyle => "Symbol. Style of the line (for path and bar stroke). Choose from $(_allStyles)",
:linewidth => "Number. Width of the line (in pixels)", :linewidth => "Number. Width of the line (in pixels)",
:linecolor => "Color Type. Color of the line (for path and bar stroke). `:match` will take the value from `:seriescolor`, (though histogram/bar types use `:black` as a default).", :linecolor => "Color Type. Color of the line (for path and bar stroke). `:match` will take the value from `:seriescolor`, (though histogram/bar types use `:black` as a default).",
:linealpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the line. `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of linecolor.", :linealpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the line. `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of linecolor.",
:fillrange => "Number or AbstractVector. Fills area between fillrange and y for line-types, sets the base for bar/stick types, and similar for other types.", :fillrange => "Number or AbstractVector. Fills area between fillrange and y for line-types, sets the base for bar/stick types, and similar for other types.",
:fillcolor => "Color Type. Color of the filled area of path or bar types. `:match` will take the value from `:seriescolor`.", :fillcolor => "Color Type. Color of the filled area of path or bar types. `:match` will take the value from `:seriescolor`.",
:fillalpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the fill area. `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of fillcolor.", :fillalpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the fill area. `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of fillcolor.",
:markershape => "Symbol, Shape, or AbstractVector. Choose from $(_allMarkers).", :markershape => "Symbol, Shape, or AbstractVector. Choose from $(_allMarkers).",
:fillstyle => "Symbol. Style of the fill area. `nothing` (the default) means solid fill. Choose from :/, :\\, :|, :-, :+, :x", :fillstyle => "Symbol. Style of the fill area. `nothing` (the default) means solid fill. Choose from :/, :\\, :|, :-, :+, :x",
:markercolor => "Color Type. Color of the interior of the marker or shape. `:match` will take the value from `:seriescolor`.", :markercolor => "Color Type. Color of the interior of the marker or shape. `:match` will take the value from `:seriescolor`.",
:markeralpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the marker interior. `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of markercolor.", :markeralpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the marker interior. `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of markercolor.",
:markersize => "Number or AbstractVector. Size (radius pixels) of the markers", :markersize => "Number or AbstractVector. Size (radius pixels) of the markers",
:markerstrokestyle => "Symbol. Style of the marker stroke (border). Choose from $(_allStyles)", :markerstrokestyle => "Symbol. Style of the marker stroke (border). Choose from $(_allStyles)",
:markerstrokewidth => "Number. Width of the marker stroke (border) in pixels", :markerstrokewidth => "Number. Width of the marker stroke (border) in pixels",
:markerstrokecolor => "Color Type. Color of the marker stroke (border). `:match` will take the value from `:foreground_color_subplot`.", :markerstrokecolor => "Color Type. Color of the marker stroke (border). `:match` will take the value from `:foreground_color_subplot`.",
:markerstrokealpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the marker stroke (border). `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of markerstrokecolor.", :markerstrokealpha => "Number in [0,1]. The alpha/opacity override for the marker stroke (border). `nothing` (the default) means it will take the alpha value of markerstrokecolor.",
:bins => "Integer, NTuple{2,Integer}, AbstractVector or Symbol. Default is :auto (the Freedman-Diaconis rule). For histogram-types, defines the approximate number of bins to aim for, or the auto-binning algorithm to use (:sturges, :sqrt, :rice, :scott or :fd). For fine-grained control pass a Vector of break values, e.g. `range(minimum(x), stop = maximum(x), length = 25)`", :bins => "Integer, NTuple{2,Integer}, AbstractVector or Symbol. Default is :auto (the Freedman-Diaconis rule). For histogram-types, defines the approximate number of bins to aim for, or the auto-binning algorithm to use (:sturges, :sqrt, :rice, :scott or :fd). For fine-grained control pass a Vector of break values, e.g. `range(minimum(x), stop = maximum(x), length = 25)`",
:smooth => "Bool. Add a regression line?", :smooth => "Bool. Add a regression line?",
:group => "AbstractVector. Data is split into a separate series, one for each unique value in `group`", :group => "AbstractVector. Data is split into a separate series, one for each unique value in `group`",
:x => "Various. Input data. First Dimension", :x => "Various. Input data. First Dimension",
:y => "Various. Input data. Second Dimension", :y => "Various. Input data. Second Dimension",
:z => "Various. Input data. Third Dimension. May be wrapped by a `Surface` for surface and heatmap types.", :z => "Various. Input data. Third Dimension. May be wrapped by a `Surface` for surface and heatmap types.",
:marker_z => "AbstractVector, Function `f(x,y,z) -> z_value`, or Function `f(x,y) -> z_value`, or nothing. z-values for each series data point, which correspond to the color to be used from a markercolor gradient.", :marker_z => "AbstractVector, Function `f(x,y,z) -> z_value`, or Function `f(x,y) -> z_value`, or nothing. z-values for each series data point, which correspond to the color to be used from a markercolor gradient.",
:line_z => "AbstractVector, Function `f(x,y,z) -> z_value`, or Function `f(x,y) -> z_value`, or nothing. z-values for each series line segment, which correspond to the color to be used from a linecolor gradient. Note that for N points, only the first N-1 values are used (one per line-segment).", :line_z => "AbstractVector, Function `f(x,y,z) -> z_value`, or Function `f(x,y) -> z_value`, or nothing. z-values for each series line segment, which correspond to the color to be used from a linecolor gradient. Note that for N points, only the first N-1 values are used (one per line-segment).",
:fill_z => "Matrix{Float64} of the same size as z matrix, which specifies the color of the 3D surface; the default value is `nothing`.", :fill_z => "Matrix{Float64} of the same size as z matrix, which specifies the color of the 3D surface; the default value is `nothing`.",
:levels => "Integer (number of contours) or AbstractVector (contour values). Determines contour levels for a contour type.", :levels => "Integer (number of contours) or AbstractVector (contour values). Determines contour levels for a contour type.",
:orientation => "Symbol. Horizontal or vertical orientation for bar types. Values `:h`, `:hor`, `:horizontal` correspond to horizontal (sideways, anchored to y-axis), and `:v`, `:vert`, and `:vertical` correspond to vertical (the default).", :orientation => "Symbol. Horizontal or vertical orientation for bar types. Values `:h`, `:hor`, `:horizontal` correspond to horizontal (sideways, anchored to y-axis), and `:v`, `:vert`, and `:vertical` correspond to vertical (the default).",
:bar_position => "Symbol. Choose from `:overlay` (default), `:stack`. (warning: May not be implemented fully)", :bar_position => "Symbol. Choose from `:overlay` (default), `:stack`. (warning: May not be implemented fully)",
:bar_width => "nothing or Number. Width of bars in data coordinates. When nothing, chooses based on x (or y when `orientation = :h`).", :bar_width => "nothing or Number. Width of bars in data coordinates. When nothing, chooses based on x (or y when `orientation = :h`).",
:bar_edges => "Bool. Align bars to edges (true), or centers (the default)?", :bar_edges => "Bool. Align bars to edges (true), or centers (the default)?",
:xerror => "AbstractVector or 2-Tuple of Vectors. x (horizontal) error relative to x-value. If 2-tuple of vectors, the first vector corresponds to the left error (and the second to the right)", :xerror => "AbstractVector or 2-Tuple of Vectors. x (horizontal) error relative to x-value. If 2-tuple of vectors, the first vector corresponds to the left error (and the second to the right)",
:yerror => "AbstractVector or 2-Tuple of Vectors. y (vertical) error relative to y-value. If 2-tuple of vectors, the first vector corresponds to the bottom error (and the second to the top)", :yerror => "AbstractVector or 2-Tuple of Vectors. y (vertical) error relative to y-value. If 2-tuple of vectors, the first vector corresponds to the bottom error (and the second to the top)",
:ribbon => "Number or AbstractVector. Creates a fillrange around the data points.", :ribbon => "Number or AbstractVector. Creates a fillrange around the data points.",
:quiver => "AbstractVector or 2-Tuple of vectors. The directional vectors U,V which specify velocity/gradient vectors for a quiver plot.", :quiver => "AbstractVector or 2-Tuple of vectors. The directional vectors U,V which specify velocity/gradient vectors for a quiver plot.",
:arrow => "nothing (no arrows), Bool (if true, default arrows), Arrow object, or arg(s) that could be style or head length/widths. Defines arrowheads that should be displayed at the end of path line segments (just before a NaN and the last non-NaN point). Used in quiverplot, streamplot, or similar.", :arrow => "nothing (no arrows), Bool (if true, default arrows), Arrow object, or arg(s) that could be style or head length/widths. Defines arrowheads that should be displayed at the end of path line segments (just before a NaN and the last non-NaN point). Used in quiverplot, streamplot, or similar.",
:normalize => "Bool or Symbol. Histogram normalization mode. Possible values are: false/:none (no normalization, default), true/:pdf (normalize to a discrete Probability Density Function, where the total area of the bins is 1), :probability (bin heights sum to 1) and :density (the area of each bin, rather than the height, is equal to the counts - useful for uneven bin sizes).", :normalize => "Bool or Symbol. Histogram normalization mode. Possible values are: false/:none (no normalization, default), true/:pdf (normalize to a discrete Probability Density Function, where the total area of the bins is 1), :probability (bin heights sum to 1) and :density (the area of each bin, rather than the height, is equal to the counts - useful for uneven bin sizes).",
:weights => "AbstractVector. Used in histogram types for weighted counts.", :weights => "AbstractVector. Used in histogram types for weighted counts.",
:show_empty_bins => "Bool. Whether empty bins in a 2D histogram are colored as 0 (true), or transparent (the default)", :show_empty_bins => "Bool. Whether empty bins in a 2D histogram are colored as 0 (true), or transparent (the default)",
:contours => "Bool. Add contours to the side-grids of 3D plots? Used in surface/wireframe.", :contours => "Bool. Add contours to the side-grids of 3D plots? Used in surface/wireframe.",
:contour_labels => "Bool. Show labels at the contour lines?", :contour_labels => "Bool. Show labels at the contour lines?",
:match_dimensions => "Bool. For heatmap types... should the first dimension of a matrix (rows) correspond to the first dimension of the plot (x-axis)? The default is false, which matches the behavior of Matplotlib, Plotly, and others. Note: when passing a function for z, the function should still map `(x,y) -> z`.", :match_dimensions => "Bool. For heatmap types... should the first dimension of a matrix (rows) correspond to the first dimension of the plot (x-axis)? The default is false, which matches the behavior of Matplotlib, Plotly, and others. Note: when passing a function for z, the function should still map `(x,y) -> z`.",
:subplot => "Integer (subplot index) or Subplot object. The subplot that this series belongs to.", :subplot => "Integer (subplot index) or Subplot object. The subplot that this series belongs to.",
:series_annotations => "AbstractVector of String or PlotText. These are annotations which are mapped to data points/positions.", :series_annotations => "AbstractVector of String or PlotText. These are annotations which are mapped to data points/positions.",
:primary => "Bool. Does this count as a 'real series'? For example, you could have a path (primary), and a scatter (secondary) as 2 separate series, maybe with different data (see sticks recipe for an example). The secondary series will get the same color, etc as the primary.", :primary => "Bool. Does this count as a 'real series'? For example, you could have a path (primary), and a scatter (secondary) as 2 separate series, maybe with different data (see sticks recipe for an example). The secondary series will get the same color, etc as the primary.",
:hover => "nothing or vector of strings. Text to display when hovering over each data point.", :hover => "nothing or vector of strings. Text to display when hovering over each data point.",
:colorbar_entry => "Bool. Include this series in the color bar? Set to `false` to exclude.", :colorbar_entry => "Bool. Include this series in the color bar? Set to `false` to exclude.",
:z_order => "Symbol or Integer. :front (default), :back or index of position where 1 is farest in the background." :z_order => "Symbol or Integer. :front (default), :back or index of position where 1 is farest in the background.",
# plot args # plot args
:plot_title => "String. Title for the whole plot (not the subplots)", :plot_title => "String. Title for the whole plot (not the subplots)",
:plot_titlevspan => "Number in [0,1]. Vertical span of the whole plot title (fraction of the plot height)", :plot_titlevspan => "Number in [0,1]. Vertical span of the whole plot title (fraction of the plot height)",
:background_color => "Color Type. Base color for all backgrounds.", :background_color => "Color Type. Base color for all backgrounds.",
:background_color_outside => "Color Type or `:match` (matches `:background_color`). Color outside the plot area(s)", :background_color_outside => "Color Type or `:match` (matches `:background_color`). Color outside the plot area(s)",