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Not sure if this is already implemented somewhere? Thanks for your help! |
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There isn't anything out of the box. Issue #2784 is about that but it never got implemented. It might be possible to do that manually by leveraging the x_grid_spacer and y_grid_spacer methods and calling Note that there is the log_grid_spacer, but all it does is divide the grid recursively as you zoom in (which is already the default behavior). It might serve as a starting point for the log scale grid, though. I'll see if I can give it a go and come up with an example. |
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Cool thanks, looking forward to the example! |
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I started in #4564, if you want to take a look. It mostly works, but could use some cleanup, and the grid lines don't appear recursively as you zoom in, which is a problem #2784 also ran into. I'll try to see how other plotting libraries handle that and continue polishing the example when I have some more time. |
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Thanks, I just left a comment in the PR. It looks pretty awesome, except that when x or y is negative, there's no |
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There isn't anything out of the box. Issue #2784 is about that but it never got implemented. It might be possible to do that manually by leveraging the x_grid_spacer and y_grid_spacer methods and calling
log10andpowi(10)on the data and bounds as needed, but there isn't any example currently. The closest we have is the Custom Axes demo from the demo app.Note that there is the log_grid_spacer, but all it does is divide the grid recursively as you zoom in (which is already the default behavior). It might serve as a starting point for the log scale grid, though. I'll see if I can give it a go and come up with an example.