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To name axes or legends in this format you would use the pair syntax, that is x => "x" , y => "y" , grp => "group" .
How to apply the pair syntax? data(df) * mapping(:bill_length_mm => (t -> t / 10) => "bill length (cm)")
appears again for the other data(df) form. (How can I understand this syntax though?)
I tried some possible places.
VSCode flags where the syntax is obviously wrong, other locations give run-time errors.
I searched but could not find code with => in the tutorial or gallery examples.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Re https://discourse.julialang.org/t/algebraofgraphics-question/72982
To name axes or legends in this format you would use the pair syntax, that is
x => "x"
,y => "y"
,grp => "group"
.How to apply the pair syntax?
data(df) * mapping(:bill_length_mm => (t -> t / 10) => "bill length (cm)")
appears again for the other
data(df)
form. (How can I understand this syntax though?)I tried some possible places.
VSCode flags where the syntax is obviously wrong, other locations give run-time errors.
I searched but could not find code with
=>
in the tutorial or gallery examples.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: