Feature category
The series of numbers that are used by this library seems to be of type double. In many applications a double is more precision than is required. Do you think it'd be possible to, instead of code like this:
void opengl_embed::draw_path(const std::vector<double> &x,
const std::vector<double> &y,
const std::array<float, 4> &color)
It's be possible to have something like:
void opengl_embed::draw_path(const std::vector<matplot_float_t> &x,
const std::vector<matplot_float_t> &y,
const std::array<float, 4> &color)
And then matplot_float_t could be defined as float or double or whatever by the user?
This library started out with a lot of active development, that's slowed down significantly. It's it still being developed? Is it worth making pull requests of my own? I noticed there's one from 2024 that hasn't been merged yet.
Feature category
The series of numbers that are used by this library seems to be of type double. In many applications a double is more precision than is required. Do you think it'd be possible to, instead of code like this:
It's be possible to have something like:
And then matplot_float_t could be defined as float or double or whatever by the user?
This library started out with a lot of active development, that's slowed down significantly. It's it still being developed? Is it worth making pull requests of my own? I noticed there's one from 2024 that hasn't been merged yet.