Horizontal

Struct Horizontal 

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pub struct Horizontal { /* private fields */ }
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Horizontal X axis

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impl Horizontal

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pub fn new(domain: BBox<f32>) -> Self

Create a new horizontal axis

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examples/area.rs (line 18)
7fn main() {
8    let data_a =
9        vec![(13.0, 74.0), (111.0, 37.0), (125.0, 52.0), (190.0, 66.0)];
10    let data_b =
11        vec![(22.0, 50.0), (105.0, 44.0), (120.0, 67.0), (180.0, 39.0)];
12    let domain = BBox::new(data_a.iter().cloned());
13    let plot_a = plot::Area::new("Series A", &domain, &data_a);
14    let plot_b = plot::Area::new("Series B", &domain, &data_b);
15    let page = Page::default().with_chart(
16        Chart::default()
17            .with_title("Area Plot")
18            .with_axis(Horizontal::new(domain).with_name("X Axis Name"))
19            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).with_name("Y Axis Name"))
20            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).on_right())
21            .with_plot(&plot_a)
22            .with_plot(&plot_b),
23    );
24    print!("{}", page);
25}
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examples/scatter.rs (line 18)
7fn main() {
8    let data_a =
9        vec![(13.0, 74.0), (111.0, 37.0), (125.0, 52.0), (190.0, 66.0)];
10    let data_b =
11        vec![(22.0, 50.0), (105.0, 44.0), (120.0, 67.0), (180.0, 39.0)];
12    let domain = BBox::new(data_a.iter().cloned());
13    let plot_a = plot::Scatter::new("Series A", &domain, &data_a);
14    let plot_b = plot::Scatter::new("Series B", &domain, &data_b);
15    let page = Page::default().with_chart(
16        Chart::default()
17            .with_title("Scatter Plot")
18            .with_axis(Horizontal::new(domain).with_name("X Axis Name"))
19            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).with_name("Y Axis Name"))
20            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).on_right())
21            .with_plot(&plot_a)
22            .with_plot(&plot_b),
23    );
24    print!("{}", page);
25}
examples/line.rs (line 27)
7fn main() {
8    let data_a =
9        vec![(13.0, 74.0), (111.0, 37.0), (125.0, 52.0), (190.0, 66.0)];
10    let data_b = vec![
11        (22.0, 50.0),
12        (105.0, 44.0),
13        (120.0, 67.0),
14        (180.0, 39.0),
15        (210.0, 43.0),
16    ];
17    let domain = {
18        let mut domain = BBox::new(data_a.iter().cloned());
19        domain.extend(data_b.iter().cloned());
20        domain
21    };
22    let plot_a = plot::Line::new("Series A", &domain, &data_a);
23    let plot_b = plot::Line::new("Series B", &domain, &data_b);
24    let page = Page::default().with_chart(
25        Chart::default()
26            .with_title("Line Plot")
27            .with_axis(Horizontal::new(domain).with_name("X Axis Name"))
28            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).with_name("Y Axis Name"))
29            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).on_right())
30            .with_plot(&plot_a)
31            .with_plot(&plot_b),
32    );
33    print!("{}", page);
34}
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pub fn with_name<N>(self, name: N) -> Self
where N: Into<String>,

Set the name of the axis

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examples/area.rs (line 18)
7fn main() {
8    let data_a =
9        vec![(13.0, 74.0), (111.0, 37.0), (125.0, 52.0), (190.0, 66.0)];
10    let data_b =
11        vec![(22.0, 50.0), (105.0, 44.0), (120.0, 67.0), (180.0, 39.0)];
12    let domain = BBox::new(data_a.iter().cloned());
13    let plot_a = plot::Area::new("Series A", &domain, &data_a);
14    let plot_b = plot::Area::new("Series B", &domain, &data_b);
15    let page = Page::default().with_chart(
16        Chart::default()
17            .with_title("Area Plot")
18            .with_axis(Horizontal::new(domain).with_name("X Axis Name"))
19            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).with_name("Y Axis Name"))
20            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).on_right())
21            .with_plot(&plot_a)
22            .with_plot(&plot_b),
23    );
24    print!("{}", page);
25}
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examples/scatter.rs (line 18)
7fn main() {
8    let data_a =
9        vec![(13.0, 74.0), (111.0, 37.0), (125.0, 52.0), (190.0, 66.0)];
10    let data_b =
11        vec![(22.0, 50.0), (105.0, 44.0), (120.0, 67.0), (180.0, 39.0)];
12    let domain = BBox::new(data_a.iter().cloned());
13    let plot_a = plot::Scatter::new("Series A", &domain, &data_a);
14    let plot_b = plot::Scatter::new("Series B", &domain, &data_b);
15    let page = Page::default().with_chart(
16        Chart::default()
17            .with_title("Scatter Plot")
18            .with_axis(Horizontal::new(domain).with_name("X Axis Name"))
19            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).with_name("Y Axis Name"))
20            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).on_right())
21            .with_plot(&plot_a)
22            .with_plot(&plot_b),
23    );
24    print!("{}", page);
25}
examples/line.rs (line 27)
7fn main() {
8    let data_a =
9        vec![(13.0, 74.0), (111.0, 37.0), (125.0, 52.0), (190.0, 66.0)];
10    let data_b = vec![
11        (22.0, 50.0),
12        (105.0, 44.0),
13        (120.0, 67.0),
14        (180.0, 39.0),
15        (210.0, 43.0),
16    ];
17    let domain = {
18        let mut domain = BBox::new(data_a.iter().cloned());
19        domain.extend(data_b.iter().cloned());
20        domain
21    };
22    let plot_a = plot::Line::new("Series A", &domain, &data_a);
23    let plot_b = plot::Line::new("Series B", &domain, &data_b);
24    let page = Page::default().with_chart(
25        Chart::default()
26            .with_title("Line Plot")
27            .with_axis(Horizontal::new(domain).with_name("X Axis Name"))
28            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).with_name("Y Axis Name"))
29            .with_axis(Vertical::new(domain).on_right())
30            .with_plot(&plot_a)
31            .with_plot(&plot_b),
32    );
33    print!("{}", page);
34}
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pub fn on_top(self) -> Self

Attach to the top of a Chart

By default, a Horizontal axis is attached to the bottom of a Chart.

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impl Debug for Horizontal

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for Horizontal

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fn eq(&self, other: &Horizontal) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Axis for Horizontal

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Horizontal

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