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Using a datasource to manage LinearColorMapper properties

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George_Crowther
George_Crowther

Happy new year,

Noticed that the LinearColorMapper (and one assumes other ColorMapper derivatives) do no accept a source argument for control of their properties via callbacks, Is this deliberate? Am I missing something (possible)? If it is possible, would be interested to hear your thoughts on making the addition.

Cheers,
George

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Bryan
Bryan

Hi,

I am not exactly sure what you are proposing. Source arguments are typically for when there is a possibility of things being vectorized, which I am not sure how that would work for color mappers. Perhaps you can share some pseudocode of what you are hoping to be able to do?

Thanks,

Bryan

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On Jan 2, 2018, at 10:57, George Crowther <crowther.gc@gmail.com> wrote:

Happy new year,

Noticed that the LinearColorMapper (and one assumes other ColorMapper derivatives) do no accept a source argument for control of their properties via callbacks, Is this deliberate? Am I missing something (possible)? If it is possible, would be interested to hear your thoughts on making the addition.

Cheers,
George

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