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Feature request: could scales::breaks_width have an argument to return breaks that encompass the full range of the data? #440

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davidhodge931 opened this issue Jun 24, 2024 · 0 comments
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davidhodge931 commented Jun 24, 2024

It'd be awesome if breaks_width could have an argument to ensure the breaks surround all data.

So, similar to the bounds = TRUE argument in the pretty function (or the only.loose argument in the labeling::extended function).

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This links to #391 and would be useful for all scales::breaks_* functions

@davidhodge931 davidhodge931 changed the title Could breaks_width have an argument to ensure the breaks surround all data? Could breaks_width have an argument to ensure the breaks surround the bounds of the data? Jun 24, 2024
@davidhodge931 davidhodge931 changed the title Could breaks_width have an argument to ensure the breaks surround the bounds of the data? Could breaks_width have a logical argument for the breaks to surround the bounds of the data? Jun 24, 2024
@davidhodge931 davidhodge931 changed the title Could breaks_width have a logical argument for the breaks to surround the bounds of the data? Could breaks_width have a argument for the breaks to surround the bounds of the data? Jul 20, 2024
@davidhodge931 davidhodge931 changed the title Could breaks_width have a argument for the breaks to surround the bounds of the data? Feature request: could scales::breaks_width have an argument to return breaks that encompass the full range of the data? Jul 20, 2024
@thomasp85 thomasp85 added the feature a feature request or enhancement label Oct 22, 2024
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