Steffen Brinckmann

Here an example code for the failing case: ```python import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from orix.io import load from orix import plot ebsd = load('EBSD.ang') #see download fig = plt.figure() ax...

Error message: ```python Traceback (most recent call last): File "solution.py", line 15, in im = ax.plot_map(ebsd) #wraps matplotlib.axes.Axes.imshow File "/home/sbrinckm/FZJ/SourceCode/orix/orix/plot/crystal_map_plot.py", line 166, in plot_map phase_id = crystal_map.get_map_data("phase_id") File "/home/sbrinckm/FZJ/SourceCode/orix/orix/crystal_map/crystal_map.py", line...

I'm not sure, I would do it that complicated / slow way. As far as I see: - they plot filled hexagons and calculate the verticies for each. So if...

I would really second this feature-request as it would help us a lot. We want to use RO-crates as import / export for electronic labnotebooks (https://github.com/TheELNConsortium/TheELNFileFormat)

Hey, I am kind of lost. Is there already semi-automatic solution for including matplotlib or a workaround?

The arrow-keys are such a great feature of questionary. Did anybody get the arrow-keys working for their testing environment? And if yes, could you post the code?

- It might be easiest to start with an example version. From my point of view, the kadi4mat-collections example has all important feature included but no extraneous. [link](https://github.com/TheELNConsortium/TheELNFileFormat/blob/master/examples/kadi4mat/collections-example.eln) - The...

hey @hakonanes - The fractions are not that difficult to evaluate and does warrant an extra function. - I did not know about that function existing, but yes one function...

Can you create an example ro-crate meta file which some research example? Some people work best with examples and it makes the suggestion concrete.

@simontaurus: what is your take on this idea?