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I made some progress, this draws somewhat reasonable rectangles
However, between all the lifetime problems when trying to draw some things, bugs and lack of any support I cannot recommend using this crate at the moment :( |
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I'm rewriting one of my python programs which basically creates a timetable. Y axis is date / time and X axis are arbitrary strings to which data belongs.
The data are rectangles with information written into them
I'm trying to recreate the behaviour with plotters-rs. I have gotten a plot based on time (though the labels show no actual differences, haven't looked into that yet) and names. The box int he upper left corner was just a (0, 0), (100, 100) test drawing of a rectangle.
Now I want to draw the rectangles into them, but I don't know how to get the coordinates for drawing from the char.
The y axis start and end are set thus:
I have data something along the lines of
And the rectangle should be from d1 to d2 (in y axis) and span most of the space from one element to the next (in x axis), as can be seen in the first screenshot.
So, how can I get the correct x and y coordinates?
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