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Consider what happens when I try to obtain and print this plot
get_figure("cpsievert", "558")
That's because we're currently not "boxing special properties" in the figure object. That is, these fields to have an AsIs class attached so our JSON converter knows they should be arrays of length one as opposed to scalars
f <- get_figure("cpsievert", "558")
l <- plotly_build(f)
l$data[[3]][c('x', 'y')]
$x
[1] "0"
$y
[1] 14
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Consider what happens when I try to obtain and print this plot
That's because we're currently not "boxing special properties" in the figure object. That is, these fields to have an AsIs class attached so our JSON converter knows they should be arrays of length one as opposed to scalars
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: