latitude vs longitude 1:1 #199
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Ensures longitude and latitude maintain a 1:1 ratio when window is resized
| if(width!=undefined && height!=undefined) { | ||
| const size = Math.min(width ,height); | ||
| chartRef.current.setSize(size,size); | ||
| }else { | ||
| chartRef.current.setSize(width,height); | ||
| } |
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Faiirrlly certain this would only make the graph itself a square, but not concern itself with the scale of the axes. Taking a look into it now
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This also still applies to all graphs
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This is just an example, but if you see here the axes not being to scale, then it doesn't exactly solve the issue here. Just making the graph itself a square doesn't resolve the sizes being off regardless. On the y, we have 0-300k and on the x 0-50k, which is a big difference in scale
| if(width!=undefined && height!=undefined) { | ||
| const size = Math.min(width ,height); | ||
| chartRef.current.setSize(size,size); | ||
| }else { | ||
| chartRef.current.setSize(width,height); | ||
| } |
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This is just an example, but if you see here the axes not being to scale, then it doesn't exactly solve the issue here. Just making the graph itself a square doesn't resolve the sizes being off regardless. On the y, we have 0-300k and on the x 0-50k, which is a big difference in scale
Ensures longitude and latitude maintain a 1:1 ratio when window is resized