Update to edge and nodestroke linewidths. #58
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It looks like the checks failed when attempting to build the Homebrew package. I'm not sure why this has happened and haven't touched this before. When someone has time could they help clear this up for me? |
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I noticed that that the
edgelinewidthandnodestrokelwdidn't play very nicely together. I added aLINEWIDTHparameter to replaceEDGELINEWIDTH, which is used for both of the previous parameters.edgelinewidthandnodestrokelwshould function properly if used independently and together. When using arrays as inputs, each will be scaled relative to their maximum in each array.I have attached a jupyter notebook with some examples of the change.
graphplot_linewidth.ipynb.tar.gz
note: this is actually my first time creating a pull request, so apologies if I've made some kind of breach of etiquette.