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we should say that scale takes the dimension of <Path name='quantity'>, whereas timescale should point to the "magic" universal time (magic in the sense that it has "special" behaviour in e.g. TimeDerivatives).
Ideally, we should be able to use any other variable in the "x-axis", so the same reasoning as above applies. And I guess that the scaling factors should be made adimensional, and all dimensinality delegated to the timeseries being plotted.
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we should say that
scale
takes the dimension of<Path name='quantity'>
, whereastimescale
should point to the "magic" universal time (magic in the sense that it has "special" behaviour in e.g. TimeDerivatives).Ideally, we should be able to use any other variable in the "x-axis", so the same reasoning as above applies. And I guess that the scaling factors should be made adimensional, and all dimensinality delegated to the timeseries being plotted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: