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For a multiple line plot created in the standard means via calling cfp.lineplot more than once wrapped inside the gopen and gclose calls, where the lines to be plotted have ranges that don't overlap, the only x axis labels shown are the ones for the data from the final call.
We should make it default behaviour that the overall lineplot axis covers the full extent of all input data, without the user having to manually specify this (if that's even possible via cfplot configuration - I am yet to have time to investigate).
MRE
Adapted from a user report (from SG). To reproduce you need data files that contain the same variable with non-overlapping ranges of data, a common example being sequential time windows as here.
sadielbartholomew
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Missing x axis labels for multi-line plot w/ non-overlapping ranges
Missing x axis labels for multiple line plot
Apr 15, 2025
For a multiple line plot created in the standard means via calling
cfp.lineplot
more than once wrapped inside thegopen
andgclose
calls, where the lines to be plotted have ranges that don't overlap, the only x axis labels shown are the ones for the data from the final call.We should make it default behaviour that the overall lineplot axis covers the full extent of all input data, without the user having to manually specify this (if that's even possible via cfplot configuration - I am yet to have time to investigate).
MRE
Adapted from a user report (from SG). To reproduce you need data files that contain the same variable with non-overlapping ranges of data, a common example being sequential time windows as here.
MRE code
Output lineplot
Note the lack of x axis labelling for all but the final file variable data input:
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