Dan Vanderkam
Dan Vanderkam
I don't want to support `null` as that's as likely to be a configuration error as a request to plot an empty chart. You _can_ get an empty chart by...
If you're set on using native format, you could also do something like: ``` javascript g = new Dygraph('graph', [[0]], {labels:['X']}); ``` I could be more easily convinced that `[]`...
@markzolotoy you just do `g.updateOptions({file: ...})`. I don't see what that has to do with this issue.
@angrybirdnut `g.updateOptions({file: newData})` should clear the old data and plot the new. If you can post a reproduction of this not happening (e.g. via dygraphs.com/fiddle) then you've found a bug!
See #727. I'm not actively working on dygraphs and have no plans to resume doing so. If anyone is interested in taking ownership, I'm happy to share the commit bit....
Can you provide an example where a multiline CSV is being treated as a file name? dygraphs should work in the way you describe: https://github.com/danvk/dygraphs/blob/6d28d02b257402b8b1eba943b1d0d3ad6b008a2b/auto_tests/tests/multi_csv.js#L22-L38
yeah, this seems broken. It's also broken with 2.0.0.
How are you sourcing dygraphs? The distribution version should use var. On Wed, Jan 30, 2019 at 9:43 AM matheussouza9 wrote: > My applications needs to run on Firefox 43...
There's also an `index.es5.js` file that you could try importing instead.
Is the small chart exactly half the size of the old one? What's your `window.devicePixelRatio`?