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currently they are restricted to one type of SomeNumber. I hacked together a version that adds a second generic type to Trace, not restricted to SomeNumber, and use that for the x axis, and I was able to make a nice looking datetimes plot. Here is what it looked like:
I tried to support this but there is a bug that limits having multiple generic types in some cases, e.g.: nim-lang/Nim#7794
You can get around this by not setting xs and setting text instead. E.g. this works:
import plotly
var t = Trace[int](text: @["a", "b", "c"], ys: @[5, 10, 2], `type`: PlotType.Bar)
Plot[int](traces: @[t]).show()
This is cheating since you may want the text to be a longer phrase for the hover.
Maybe your setup works because you don't have a type constraint on R which I guess is fine. I don't like having to specify, e.g. Plot[int,string](), but I guess that might be the best way forward. Thoughts?
currently they are restricted to one type of SomeNumber. I hacked together a version that adds a second generic type to Trace, not restricted to SomeNumber, and use that for the x axis, and I was able to make a nice looking datetimes plot. Here is what it looked like:
It makes the code a bit uglier and I had to modify the Plot type and functions as well. it Also doesn't allow for strings in the y-axis.
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