Crate maelstrom_plot

Plotting library for egui for use with maelstrom-web

This code is originally forked from egui-plot

Structs

• AxisBools
  Two bools, one for each axis (X and Y).
• AxisHints
  Axis configuration.
• CoordinatesFormatter
  Specifies the coordinates formatting when passed to Plot::coordinates_formatter.
• GridInput
  Input for “grid spacer” functions.
• GridMark
  One mark (horizontal or vertical line) in the background grid of a plot.
• Legend
  The configuration for a plot legend.
• Line
  A series of values forming a path.
• Plot
  A 2D plot, e.g. a graph of a function.
• PlotBounds
  2D bounding box of f64 precision. The range of data values we show.
• PlotPoint
  A point coordinate in the plot.
• PlotResponse
  What Plot::show returns.
• PlotTransform
  Contains the screen rectangle and the plot bounds and provides methods to transform between them.
• PlotUi
  Provides methods to interact with a plot while building it. It is the single argument of the closure provided to Plot::show. See Plot for an example of how to use it.
• Points
  A set of points.
• Polygon
  A convex polygon.
• StackedLine
  A series of values forming a path stacked on top of another line
• Text
  Text inside the plot.

Enums

• Axis
  X or Y axis.
• Corner
  Where to place the plot legend.
• HPlacement
  Placement of the vertical Y-Axis.
• LineStyle
  Solid, dotted, dashed, etc.
• MarkerShape
  Circle, Diamond, Square, Cross, …
• Orientation
  Determines whether a plot element is vertically or horizontally oriented.
• Placement
  Placement of an axis.
• PlotPoints
  Represents many PlotPoints.
• VPlacement
  Placement of the horizontal X-Axis.

Functions

• color_from_strength
  Determine a color from a 0-1 strength value.
• format_number
  Helper for formatting a number so that we always show at least a few decimals, unless it is an integer, in which case we never show any decimals.
• log_grid_spacer
  Recursively splits the grid into base subdivisions (e.g. 100, 10, 1).
• uniform_grid_spacer
  Splits the grid into uniform-sized spacings (e.g. 100, 25, 1).