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Hi @wenyuyangpku, @haleyjeppson,
I know we discussed this a little bit during one of our meetings. Here's what I think I remember, so I will rely on you to "fill in the gaps":
In general, ggplot2 colour -> Vega-Lite stroke, and ggplot2 fill -> vega-lite fill.
colour
stroke
fill
In Vega-Lite, color can mean stroke or fill, depending on the type of mark.
color
type
I remember @haleyjeppson saying something about colour and fill having different meanings in ggplot2, depending on the context.
I'd like to use this issue as a way for us all to come to an agreement on how to navigate this.
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For now, I just remove color and use stroke and fill to substitute it in Vega-Lite.
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Hi @wenyuyangpku, @haleyjeppson,
I know we discussed this a little bit during one of our meetings. Here's what I think I remember, so I will rely on you to "fill in the gaps":
In general, ggplot2
colour
-> Vega-Litestroke
, and ggplot2fill
-> vega-litefill
.In Vega-Lite,
color
can meanstroke
orfill
, depending on thetype
of mark.I remember @haleyjeppson saying something about
colour
andfill
having different meanings in ggplot2, depending on the context.I'd like to use this issue as a way for us all to come to an agreement on how to navigate this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: